3.6V Maxxgrip Cordless Screwdriver – 44-Piece Bit Set + Storage Case
Cordless screwdrivers for quick jobs around the house
Not every job needs a full-size drill. For assembling a cupboard, tightening a loose hinge or fitting a curtain rail, a cordless screwdriver is lighter, handier and always within reach. An electric screwdriver saves your wrist from endless turning and gets small jobs done in seconds, with more control than a manual screwdriver and far less bulk than a drill.
The 3.6V Maxxgrip Cordless Screwdriver
The 3.6V Maxxgrip Cordless Screwdriver is our compact everyday screwdriver for every household. Small in size, but with everything you need:
- Up to 2.5 Nm of screw driving force for small and medium screws
- Quick-change hex chuck: swap bits in seconds
- 44-piece bit set in a sturdy storage case, so the right bit is always at hand
- Built-in LED light for working behind cabinets, under tables and in other dark spots
- Variable speed and a lightweight, compact design for tight spaces
What you can use a cordless screwdriver for
- Assembling flat-pack furniture, wardrobes and children's toys
- Mounting and adjusting hinges, handles and door fittings
- Fixing switch plates, small brackets and curtain rails into existing plugs
- Quick repairs to furniture, appliances and toys
- Screwing in tight spots where a drill does not fit
Put your screwdriver to work: follow our guide to installing and adjusting a door closer, or tackle a bigger project with our DIY sliding door and wardrobe system guide.
The benefits of a battery screwdriver
- Always ready: no cable and no socket needed, just pick it up and start.
- Light and compact: comfortable in one hand and easy to store in a drawer or toolbox.
- Less effort, more control: the motor does the turning, you guide the screw. Ideal for anyone who finds manual screwing tiring.
- Safe to use: modest torque means less risk of stripping small screws or damaging soft materials such as chipboard.
Tips for working with an electric screwdriver
- Choose a bit that fits the screw head exactly (Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx or slotted) to prevent slipping and cam-out.
- Start slowly with the variable speed, keep the screwdriver in line with the screw and apply light, steady pressure.
- In hardwood, pre-drill a pilot hole first so the screw goes in easily and the wood does not split.
Screwdriver, drill driver or impact driver?
A compact electric screwdriver is ideal for light screwing. Need to drill holes as well, or drive screws into hardwood? Then a cordless drill driver with adjustable torque is the next step. For long screws in decking and frames, a cordless impact driver delivers far more torque. Browse all options in our cordless drilling and driving range.
Why buy from Batavia
- Ordered before 19:00 = shipped the same day
- Free shipping over €50 in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany
- 4 years Batavia warranty
Frequently asked questions about cordless screwdrivers
What is a cordless screwdriver used for?
A cordless screwdriver is designed for light screwing jobs, such as assembling furniture, fitting hinges and handles, and quick repairs. It is smaller and lighter than a drill, so it is handy in tight spaces and for everyday use.
How powerful is the 3.6V Maxxgrip Cordless Screwdriver?
The Maxxgrip delivers up to 2.5 Nm of screw driving force. That is enough for small and medium screws in furniture, fittings and soft materials. For drilling or long screws, choose a drill driver or impact driver.
Which bits are included?
The Maxxgrip comes with a 44-piece bit set in a sturdy storage case. Thanks to the quick-change hex chuck, you can swap bits in seconds.
Can I drill with a cordless screwdriver?
A compact screwdriver like the Maxxgrip is made for screwing, not drilling. If you also need to drill holes, a cordless drill driver such as the 12V Cordless Drill Driver or 18V Drill Driver is the better choice.
Is a cordless screwdriver better than a manual screwdriver?
For repetitive work, yes. The motor does the turning, which saves time and effort, and the LED light helps in dark places. A manual screwdriver is still handy for very delicate screws or final tightening.