Precision slotted screwdriver Wera 2035 for electronics and fine mechanics — blade width 1 mm, blade length 40 mm

Wera 2035 is a precision slotted screwdriver engineered for electronics and fine mechanics. With a 1 mm blade width and 40 mm blade length, this tool is sized for small slotted screws found in electronic devices, instruments and delicate assemblies. The slim blade and compact overall profile provide improved access in confined spaces and allow controlled torque application to reduce the risk of cam‑out and damage to screw heads.

Advantages

The screwdriver provides precise tip geometry that ensures a secure fit in narrow slotted heads, promoting consistent contact and accurate turning. Its short 40 mm blade length gives better tactile feedback and control during fine adjustments, while the 1 mm blade width matches common small slotted fasteners used in electronics. The handle design is optimized for fingertip control during delicate operations and offers good maneuverability when working in tight areas.

Suitable for

• Repair and assembly of consumer electronics (phones, cameras, laptops)
• Fine mechanical adjustments in instruments and measuring devices
• Precision hobby work such as model making and small mechanical kits
• Service and maintenance of small electrical connectors and terminals

Key specifications

• Blade width: 1 mm
• Blade length: 40 mm
• Tip type: slotted (flat)
• Application area: electronics and fine mechanics
• Handle: ergonomic for precision control

How to use

Select the Wera 2035 screwdriver when working with small slotted screws to ensure a precise fit between tip and screw recess. Position the blade fully into the screw slot, apply steady axial pressure to maintain contact, and turn with controlled torque to avoid slipping. Use fingertip grip for fine adjustments; for slightly higher torque, apply a palm-supported turn while maintaining alignment. Inspect the screw head and tip before use to prevent wear-related damage to fasteners.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver in clean, well-lit conditions and avoid excessive force that could deform the blade or screw head. Store the tool with tip protection to preserve the precise geometry. For repeated high-torque tasks, choose a larger or different type of driver to prevent tip wear.