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Crescent
realized that there was a growing desire for hand tools that featured ergonomic
benefits and wanted to fulfill this market need with their line of screwdrivers.
But they wanted to go even further: provide superior functional performance
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We
performed carefully designed and controlled tests to isolate the factors that
enabled users to generate the most turning force with the least amount of strength.
We translated this knowledge into a handle design with a "reverse taper"
that conforms naturally to the shape of the users' closed palm. We also incorporated
scalloped grooves designed in a way so as not to pinch the user's skin, while
providing surfaces that translate muscular input into torque generation. |
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The
functional performance of Crescent's new ergonomic screwdriver is measurably
superior to all competing drivers. When tested by attendees at the National
Hardware Show, the collective reaction was "Wow!" |
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