Wera 05118005001 Precision Miniature Slotted Screwdriver

Product Description

The WERA 05118005001 is a precision miniature slotted screwdriver built for fine, close-tolerance work where a standard screwdriver is too large or too clumsy. It carries a 40mm blade with a 2mm blade width and a 0.4mm blade thickness, making it well-suited for small fasteners in tight spaces. The round shank and ergonomic handle give the technician solid rotational control without hand fatigue during extended use. This is a hand tool, but it is not a casual-use item - it is spec'd for precision application where blade geometry matters.

This screwdriver is appropriate for electrical, HVAC controls, and instrumentation work where technicians encounter small slotted fasteners on terminal strips, control boards, and panel components. Its compact blade length and miniature form factor make it a practical choice for service technicians working inside equipment enclosures or on small electronic assemblies. The 5/8-inch handle diameter gives adequate grip for controlled torque on small fasteners without over-driving.

Key Features

• 40mm blade length with 2mm blade width for precision slotted fasteners
• 0.4mm blade thickness for accurate fitment in small screw slots
• Round shank design for use with a wrench when additional torque is needed
• Ergonomic handle with 5/8-inch diameter for comfortable, controlled grip
• Standard tip type suited for general precision slotted applications
• Not tether capable - intended for non-elevated precision work environments

Compatibility

Designed as a precision miniature slotted screwdriver for use with small slotted fasteners commonly found in control boards, instrumentation panels, and electrical terminal assemblies.

Installation Notes

Use this tool only on fasteners that match the blade width and thickness to avoid cam-out or fastener damage. Power down any electrical equipment before servicing internal components or terminal connections. Standard ESD precautions apply when working on control boards or sensitive electronics. Inspect the blade tip before use and replace the tool if the tip is worn or deformed.