Screwdriver Wera 2035 Slotted Electronics & Precision, Blade width 3 mm, Blade length 50 mm

The Wera 2035 Slotted Electronics & Precision screwdriver is designed for work on electronic devices and fine mechanical assemblies. With a 3 mm blade width and a 50 mm blade length, this compact tool provides accurate engagement with small slotted screws, allowing controlled torque transfer in repair, assembly and maintenance tasks. Its size and build quality make it suitable for access in confined spaces where standard screwdrivers are too large.

Advantages

Precision-ground blade geometry ensures consistent seating in screw heads and reduces the risk of cam-out. The short 50 mm blade and slim profile enable precise control when working close to sensitive components. Robust manufacturing and a stable shaft provide reliable torque transmission while minimizing deformation. The handle is shaped for comfortable fingertip control during delicate tasks.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of consumer electronics (e.g., radios, remote controls, small appliances)
• Assembly and adjustment of fine mechanical devices and precision instruments
• Electronics prototyping and circuit board work requiring small slotted drivers
• Accessing screws in confined or recessed areas where longer drivers cannot fit

Key specifications

• Blade type: slotted (flathead)
• Blade width: 3 mm
• Blade length: 50 mm
• Overall design: precision/electronics screwdriver with short shaft
• Typical applications: electronics, precision mechanics, small assemblies

How to use

Select the screwdriver when the screw slot matches the 3 mm blade width to ensure proper engagement. Position the blade fully into the screw slot and apply steady, controlled torque—use fingertip rotation for low-torque adjustments and a firmer grip for tighter screws. Keep the blade perpendicular to the screw head to avoid slippage and damage. After use, wipe the blade to remove debris and store the screwdriver in a dry place to preserve tip geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use this screwdriver for tasks requiring precision rather than high torque; for heavily corroded or over-tightened fasteners, consider appropriate extraction tools to avoid tip damage. Regular inspection of the blade tip and gentle maintenance will prolong service life and maintain reliable screw engagement.