Wera wrench screwdriver 967 SXL HF T20, blade length 24 mm, insulated handle

Wera 967 SXL HF T20 is a compact wrench screwdriver with a T20 tip and a 24 mm blade length, designed for precise manual fastening and loosening of screws and bolts. The blade has a hex-shaped profile that allows engagement with wrench flats, enabling both screwdriver and wrench-style use in confined spaces. The insulated handle provides protection against contact with live electrical parts during manual operations, making the tool suitable for mechanical and electrical service tasks that require a robust, compact driver.

Advantages

The combination of a hex-shaped blade and a short 24 mm blade length delivers high control and access in narrow or recessed fastening points. The insulated handle reduces the risk of electrical contact during work near live components, while the ergonomic shape ensures secure grip and accurate torque transfer. Hardened tip geometry improves wear resistance and fit with T20 fasteners, reducing cam-out and prolonging tool life.

Suitable for

• Precision mechanical assembly and maintenance
• Electrical installation and service where insulated tools are required
• Work in tight or recessed spaces where a short blade is advantageous
• Applications requiring the use of wrench flats on driver blades

Key specifications

• Tip type: Torx T20
• Blade length: 24 mm
• Blade profile: hex-shaped for wrench engagement
• Handle: insulated, ergonomic design for manual use
• Use mode: manual screwdriver with wrench compatibility

How to use

Select the screwdriver by matching the T20 tip to the corresponding fastener head. Insert the tip fully into the fastener to ensure correct engagement, then apply steady manual torque using the insulated handle. For bolts or nuts with wrench flats on the blade, position the hex-shaped blade against the flat surface and turn as required. Avoid excessive force beyond the tool’s intended manual use; if higher torque is needed, use an appropriate wrench or socket designed for the fastener.

Usage recommendations

Use the insulated handle when working near live electrical components and verify insulation ratings where required by local safety standards. Inspect the tip before use for wear or damage; replace the tool if the tip is deformed to maintain safe and accurate operation.