Screwdriver for handling a screw in the body of a person or...

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C606S916000

Reexamination Certificate

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07947048

ABSTRACT:
A screwdriver serves for handling a screw in the body of a person or an animal. The screwdriver has a handle, and a stem permanently connected to said handle. An outer tube surrounds the stem. A locking mechanism has a locking element engaging into a locking point in at least three different axial displacement positions of said outer tube. The locking element is prevented from moving further in an axial direction at a locking position by a barrier, which barrier can be overcome only by rotating said outer tube and said stem relative to one another about a longitudinal axis.

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European Search Report, EP07019070, Oct. 1, 2008, 5 pages.

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