Wera 05118014001 Slotted Screwdriver 5/32 in Electronic

Product Description

The WERA 05118014001 is a slotted screwdriver engineered for electronic and electrostatic-sensitive service work. It features a 5/32-inch blade width, a 3-1/8-inch blade length, and an overall length of 6-7/8 inches, making it a compact, precise tool suited for work in tight spaces on sensitive components. The round shank and standard tip deliver reliable torque transfer, while the ergonomic handle is designed to reduce hand fatigue during repetitive fastening tasks. Licensed electricians, electronics technicians, and HVAC controls specialists who handle electrostatic-sensitive boards and assemblies will find this screwdriver well-suited to daily service work.

This screwdriver is intended for electronic and electrostatic applications where blade control and tip precision are critical. Its compact overall length and slim blade profile make it appropriate for work on control boards, terminal strips, low-voltage wiring enclosures, and other sensitive assemblies common in HVAC, electrical, and electronic service environments. The electrostatic designation indicates it is built for use in environments where standard tools may pose a risk to sensitive components.

Key Features

• 5/32-inch blade width with standard slotted tip for precise fastener engagement
• 3-1/8-inch blade length suits confined access points on control boards and enclosures
• Round shank construction for consistent torque application
• Ergonomic handle with 3-3/4-inch handle length and 13 mm diameter reduces fatigue during extended use
• Rated for electronic and electrostatic service environments
• Blade thickness of 0.032 inches for accurate fit in shallow or narrow screw slots

Compatibility

Designed for use in electronic and electrostatic-sensitive service applications. Suitable for standard slotted fasteners encountered in HVAC control assemblies, low-voltage electrical enclosures, and electronic equipment servicing.

Installation Notes

This screwdriver should be used by qualified technicians familiar with electrostatic discharge precautions when working on sensitive electronic assemblies. Always power down and de-energize equipment before accessing control boards or terminal connections. Use appropriate ESD personal protective measures as required by the work environment. Inspect the blade tip before use to confirm it is free of damage that could slip and damage a fastener or nearby component.