Wera 05117995001 Kraftform Micro Slotted Screwdriver

Product Description

The WERA 05117995001 is a Kraftform Micro precision slotted screwdriver built for fine, controlled fastening work in tight or delicate applications. It features a 50mm blade length with a 3mm blade width and 0.50mm blade thickness, making it suitable for small-fastener work where standard drivers are too large or too aggressive. The round shank and ergonomic Kraftform handle provide comfortable grip and accurate torque transfer during precision tasks. This tool is intended for use by technicians, electricians, HVAC controls specialists, and other trade professionals who regularly work with miniature or instrument-level fasteners.

This screwdriver is designed for precision miniature applications where fastener size and access space are limiting factors. Typical use cases include low-voltage control boards, instrument panels, terminal blocks, and other fine-fastener assemblies found in residential and light commercial equipment. The 5/8 inch handle diameter keeps the tool manageable in confined spaces while still providing adequate torque for small slotted screws. It is not tether capable and is classified under UNSPSC code 27111701.

Key Features

• 50mm blade length and 3mm blade width for precision slotted fastener work
• 0.50mm blade thickness suits shallow or fine slotted screw heads
• Ergonomic Kraftform handle with 5/8 inch diameter for controlled grip
• Round shank design for use in standard bit holders or direct-drive applications
• Precision miniature classification for instrument and controls-level fastening

Compatibility

Designed as a precision miniature slotted screwdriver suitable for small-fastener assemblies in controls, instrumentation, and low-voltage electrical applications.

Installation Notes

Power down all equipment before working on control boards, terminal blocks, or instrument panels where this driver will be used. Apply only hand torque appropriate to the fastener size - miniature screws strip easily under excess force. Electricians and HVAC technicians should follow applicable NEC and equipment manufacturer guidelines when accessing live-voltage enclosures during service.