Screwdriver Wera Torx 367 TX15 x 80 mm - Torx tip TX15, 80 mm shaft

The Wera Torx 367 TX15 x 80 mm screwdriver is a precision hand tool designed for fastening and loosening Torx TX15 screws. With an 80 mm shaft length and a properly shaped Torx tip, it provides accurate engagement with screw heads in electronics, household appliances and general maintenance tasks. The compact shaft size helps reach recessed or confined screw positions while maintaining reliable torque transfer from the handle to the tip.

Advantages

The tool offers precise fit to Torx TX15 screw profiles to reduce cam-out and wear on both screw and tip. Its 80 mm shaft balances reach and control for working in tight spaces without sacrificing tactile feedback. The tip geometry and hardened steel construction ensure consistent contact and long service life under normal professional and DIY usage. The screwdriver’s dimensions and straight shaft allow steady alignment and predictable torque application.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair where TX15 fasteners are used
• Servicing household appliances and small machines
• General maintenance tasks in workshops and facilities
• Accessing screws in recessed or compact areas

Key specifications

• Tip profile: Torx TX15
• Shaft length: 80 mm
• Shaft type: straight, round/hex depending on handle coupling
• Intended use: manual hand torque for Torx fasteners
• Material: hardened steel tip for wear resistance

How to use

Select the TX15 tip screwdriver and align the Torx tip with the screw recess, ensuring full engagement before applying torque. Turn the handle steadily in the required direction to tighten or loosen the fastener, maintaining alignment to prevent tip slippage. For screws in deep or confined spaces, use the 80 mm shaft to reach the fastener while keeping the handle clear of surrounding obstructions.

Usage recommendations

Use only the correct TX15 profile to avoid damaging screw heads. Apply moderate, controlled force and avoid using the screwdriver as a pry bar or impact tool. Inspect the tip for wear and replace the tool when the fitting becomes loose to maintain secure engagement and prevent damage to fasteners.