Wera 05345290001 Precision Phillips Screwdriver 000

Product Description

The WERA 05345290001 is a precision Phillips screwdriver designed for fine, controlled fastening work in tight or delicate assemblies. It features a 000 Phillips point and a 40mm (1.56 inch) shaft, making it well-suited for small fasteners found in control boards, terminal enclosures, and instrumentation panels. The 97mm handle provides a comfortable grip for low-torque precision turns. At 0.32 pounds, it is a lightweight hand tool intended for professional use where accuracy matters more than drive force. Licensed electricians, HVAC controls technicians, and instrumentation specialists typically reach for this size when working with miniature hardware.

This screwdriver is appropriate for residential and light commercial service work where small Phillips fasteners are common. Typical applications include control board access panels, transformer terminal covers, thermostat subbase screws, and small electronic enclosures. The compact blade length allows access to recessed fastener heads without interference from surrounding components. It is not a high-torque drive tool and is not intended for structural or sheet-metal fastening applications.

Key Features

• 000 Phillips point for miniature fastener applications
• 40mm (1.56 inch) blade length for access to recessed hardware
• 137mm overall length for a compact, maneuverable profile
• 97mm handle length provides grip without bulk
• Lightweight at 0.32 pounds for extended precision work
• Not tether capable - standard bench or field hand tool use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose precision hand tool compatible with 000 Phillips fasteners commonly found in low-voltage controls, instrumentation, and small electronic assemblies.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize control boards and low-voltage circuits before removing fasteners from electrical enclosures. Use the correct Phillips point size to avoid fastener head damage - 000 is intended for miniature screws only and should not be forced onto larger fastener heads. No special certifications or permits are required to use this hand tool, but all work on energized systems must comply with applicable NEC and local electrical codes.