Screwdriver Wera Elektronik- u. Feinmechanik 2035, slotted blade 1.2 mm × 40 mm

Wera Elektronik- u. Feinmechanik 2035 is a precision slotted screwdriver with a 1.2 mm wide blade and 40 mm blade length, designed specifically for electronics and fine mechanics tasks. The tool offers fine tip geometry for secure contact with small slotted screw heads and a slim shaft that fits into confined spaces. The handle profile and blade dimensions provide precise torque transmission and control needed for delicate assembly, component-level repair and adjustment work.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a narrow 1.2 mm slotted blade with a 40 mm length to reach recessed or closely packed fasteners while maintaining stable engagement with the screw head. Its precision-ground tip reduces cam-out and improves repeatability when working on small slotted screws. The shaft and handle are balanced to allow controlled force application and fine rotational feedback, which supports careful manipulation of sensitive components. The compact blade length also helps maintain visibility and access in compact assemblies.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Fine mechanics and instrument maintenance
• Adjusting potentiometers, switches and connectors
• Working with printed circuit boards and small fasteners

Key specifications

• Blade type: slotted (flat)
• Blade width: 1.2 mm
• Blade length: 40 mm
• Tip: precision-ground for small slotted screws
• Shaft profile: slim for access in confined spaces
• Intended use: electronics and fine mechanics

How to use

Select the screwdriver when a slotted screw matches the 1.2 mm blade width to ensure full contact between tip and slot. Insert the blade fully into the screw slot, maintain axial pressure to prevent slipping, and apply controlled rotational force. Use short, steady turns rather than sudden force to reduce the risk of damaging the screw head or surrounding components. For assembly or repair on circuit boards, maintain electrostatic discharge precautions and avoid excessive torque that could stress solder joints or fragile parts.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool in well-lit conditions and pair it with magnification if needed when working with very small components. Keep the tip clean and inspect for wear before precision work; replace if the tip shows deformation. Store the screwdriver separately or in a protective insert to preserve tip geometry and prevent damage to other tools or components.