Wera 05008751001 Phillips Screwdriver No. 1

Product Description

The WERA 05008751001 is a No. 1 Phillips screwdriver built for trade professionals who drive fasteners repeatedly throughout a shift. The blade measures 3.125 inches in length, features a hexagonal cross-section with a chrome-plated finish, and is ground to SLIPSTOP tolerances to reduce cam-out during high-torque driving. The Kraftform Plus handle combines soft grip zones for torque transfer with smooth hard zones and a rounded top cap for high-speed spinning between fingers. Total tool weight is 0.22 pounds, keeping hand fatigue low during extended use.

This screwdriver is suited for residential and light commercial service work wherever No. 1 Phillips fasteners appear - HVAC control boards, electrical panel wiring covers, junction box covers, plumbing access panels, and equipment trim. The hexagonal blade shank accepts a bolster wrench for additional torque when fasteners are stubborn. The anti-roll-off geometry keeps the tool on flat surfaces. Licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, and plumbers will find this useful as a dedicated precision driver carried on a service belt or stored in a technician kit.

Key Features

• SLIPSTOP tip geometry reduces cam-out on No. 1 Phillips fasteners
• Hexagonal blade shank accepts a bolster wrench for extra torque
• Kraftform Plus handle with soft grip zones and smooth hard zones for high-speed turning
• Chrome-plated blade finish resists corrosion in field conditions
• Anti-roll-off handle profile prevents the tool from rolling off work surfaces
• Take it Easy Tool Finder color-coding supports quick identification in a tool bag

Compatibility

Designed for driving No. 1 Phillips head fasteners across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

No power-down or lockout procedure is required for the screwdriver itself, but always follow site-specific LOTO procedures before opening electrical enclosures or equipment panels. Inspect the tip before each use and replace the tool if the tip shows chipping or rounding that could cause slip. When additional torque is needed, use an appropriately sized open-end wrench on the hexagonal blade bolster rather than forcing the handle.