Wera 05074802001 Torque Screwdriver 2.8-8 In/oz Esd Safe

Product Description

The WERA 05074802001 is an adjustable torque screwdriver designed for precision fastening applications where controlled torque is critical. It covers a torque range of 2.8 to 8 inch/oz (0.020 to 0.060 Nm) with a drive size of 0.1574 inches, making it well suited for small fasteners in sensitive electronic assemblies and low-voltage control wiring work. The tool is rated ESD safe per DIN EN 61340-5-1, meaning it dissipates static charge safely and will not damage electrostatic discharge-sensitive components. Accuracy is rated at plus or minus 10 percent across the range. Electricians, electronics technicians, and controls specialists working around static-sensitive boards and components will find this tool appropriate for the task.

This screwdriver is intended for use on small fasteners in residential and light commercial control panels, printed circuit board assemblies, sensor housings, and similar applications where over-torquing would damage threads or components. Its ESD-safe construction makes it a practical choice when working near or on static-sensitive devices such as furnace control boards, thermostat assemblies, or electronic equipment enclosures. The compact overall length of 141 mm keeps it maneuverable in tight spaces.

Key Features

• Torque range of 2.8 to 8 inch/oz (0.020 to 0.060 Nm) for fine precision fastening
• ESD safe construction meets DIN EN 61340-5-1 for use around static-sensitive components
• Drive size of 0.1574 inches compatible with small-fastener bit sets
• Plus or minus 10 percent torque accuracy across the full range
• Compact 141 mm overall length for access in confined areas
• Single-piece tool, no additional components required

Compatibility

Designed for use with 0.1574 inch drive bits suitable for small precision fasteners in electronic assemblies, control panels, and static-sensitive equipment enclosures.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by electricians and electronics technicians during panel assembly or control board service. Always power down and de-energize equipment before fastening or loosening hardware on or near live circuit boards. Verify bit seating before applying torque to avoid cam-out damage on small fastener heads. Store the tool at or below its minimum torque setting when not in use to preserve spring calibration.