I think you are correct. Campagnolo suggested Snap-On wrenches and torque wrenches for working on bicycle parts for which they did not have their own tools. Snap-On now owns Bahco of Sweden, which makes the outstanding Bahco Ergo large screwdrivers and
gardening tools of advanced design. The Bahco Ergo tools are often very hard to find in the USA, partly because someone renamed them Lindstrom:
Bahco by Snap-On BE-9881 Premium Ergonomic Screwdriver Set.
The photo does not show the graphic on the tips of the handles, which indicates what type of tip the blade has. The industrial design was done by female industrial designers at
Ergonomidesign, who brought no preconceptions to the project. The screwdrivers won design awards, and were sold by the Museum of Modern Art.
I have a massive Bahco Ergo flat-blade screwdriver, as large as a #4 phillips model, which I used to disassemble a
Nakashima table owned by a friend, so the table could be shipped.
