Wera 05008840001 Slotted Stubby Screwdriver 2-3/4 in

Product Description

The WERA 05008840001 is a slotted stubby screwdriver built for working in tight, confined spaces where a standard-length screwdriver cannot reach or rotate freely. With an overall length of 2-3/4 inches and a round shank, this tool delivers direct torque transfer in close-quarter applications. The blade measures 3.50 mm wide and 0.60 mm thick, providing a precise fit in slotted fasteners to reduce cam-out and fastener damage. The ergonomic handle - 54 mm in length - gives tradespeople a secure, comfortable grip even during repetitive use. At 0.08 pounds, it is light enough to carry without adding bulk to a tool bag.

This stubby screwdriver is suited for HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical work where access to fasteners is restricted by panels, enclosures, or adjacent components. It is a practical addition to any service technician's kit when standard screwdrivers cannot fit the work envelope. The compact form factor makes it especially useful during panel work, junction box access, and equipment installation in crowded mechanical spaces.

Key Features

• Stubby design at 2-3/4 inches OAL for tight-clearance fastener access
• 3.50 mm blade width and 0.60 mm blade thickness for precise slotted fastener engagement
• Round shank for clean torque transfer without flex
• Ergonomic handle - 54 mm length - for grip control during repetitive use
• Lightweight at 0.08 pounds for easy single-hand operation
• Not tether capable - suited for standard ground-level service work

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard slotted fasteners requiring a 3.50 mm blade width; suitable for general trade and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general service professionals. Always de-energize electrical equipment and follow lockout/tagout procedures before accessing fasteners inside panels or enclosures. Confirm blade width matches the fastener slot before applying torque to avoid fastener damage. Inspect the blade tip for wear before use and replace the tool if the tip is chipped or deformed.