How much does a custom precision screwdriver set cost?
A custom precision screwdriver set typically costs around US$3–10+ per set at factory level for common OEM manual configurations, depending on the bit quantity, material, handle, case, packaging, and order quantity.
Current wholesale examples show the range clearly: basic 25–26-piece precision sets can be around US$1.5–4.5, while a 46-in-1 set with S2 bits is around US$6–9 at volume quantities. Larger or more premium sets can cost more.
The main cost factors are:
Bit quantity: more bits increase material, machining, and assembly cost
Bit material: S2 normally costs more than CR-V
Bit hardness and machining accuracy
Long and specialty bits: Pentalobe, Tri-point, Security Torx, and other profiles can increase cost
Handle: aluminum-alloy and CNC-machined handles cost more than basic plastic handles
Rotating bearing cap and magnetic holder
Storage case: plastic, aluminum, magnetic, or EVA configurations have different costs
Custom logo and color
Private-label packaging
Order quantity: larger orders normally reduce the unit price
If the project only changes the logo, bit combination, color, or packaging on an existing design, the development cost is usually low. A new handle, case, or structural design may require separate tooling.
For ToolQeen OEM precision screwdriver sets, the final price is calculated according to the bit configuration, S2 or CR-V material, handle, case, packaging, customization level, and quantity. For professional repair sets, we recommend keeping the critical bits and handle quality at the required level and reducing cost through configuration and packaging instead of lowering bit quality.