VESSEL e-ASSIST Screwdriver | Higher-Torque Model Made in Japan No.220USB1U

Two-in-one driving versatility for real-world projects

Meet the VESSEL e-ASSIST Screwdriver, a compact tool that blends powered torque with effortless manual control. Designed for everyday tasks, this model invites you to switch modes as your project demands, without rummaging for a different tool.

Power and manual modes you can rely on

Flip between powered torque and manual drive to suit fast assembly or delicate adjustments. The tool offers a maximum of 2 N m when powered and up to 10 N m in manual mode, empowering you to drive screws home even in tight spaces.

• Two-mode operation: power and manual drive for flexibility.
• Interchangeable with 1/4-inch hex power bits or double-ended bits; note the Japanese 1/4-inch hex standard is not applicable.
• Torque range supports a variety of screw tasks without swapping tools.
• Built-in 3.6V 800 mAh rechargeable battery with micro USB charging.
• No-load speed around 280 rpm with a bright LED for dark workspaces.

Battery, light, and build you can trust

Everything you need for on-site work fits into a balanced, compact chassis. The integrated battery supports longer sessions away from outlets, and micro USB charging keeps top-ups convenient between projects. A built-in LED illuminates the work area, reducing shadows in tight corners and helping you guide screws in accurately.

• Rechargeable battery enables longer sessions.
• LED light improves visibility in dim environments.
• Ergonomic grip and trigger designed for comfortable handling.

Real-life scenarios where this tool shines

Whether you’re assembling small furniture, installing hardware, or tackling electronics projects, the e-ASSIST adapts to at-home workshops and professional setups. The two-way drive can help when space is tight or when you want to fine-tune a fastener without forcing it.

What you get and practical tips

Use the two modes to balance speed and control, and rely on the bit compatibility for your preferred accessories. Remember that this model uses a 1/4-inch hex system differing from some regional standards.