Screwdriver Wera Electronics Slotted 3.5 mm 05118000001

The Wera Electronics Slotted 3.5 mm screwdriver is a precision hand tool designed for work on electronic devices and small mechanical assemblies. Its 3.5 mm flat blade provides a correctly sized tip for reliable engagement with slotted screws commonly found in electronics repair, maintenance and assembly tasks. The screwdriver is engineered to offer controlled turning and accurate torque transfer for compact fasteners where over-rotation or cam-out must be minimized.

Advantages

The tool combines a precisely machined slotted tip with a slim shaft suitable for accessing confined spaces. Its tip geometry reduces slipping and wear on screw heads, while the handle and shaft balance allow for fine control during delicate operations. Made by a manufacturer with experience in professional hand tools, the screwdriver is optimized for repeatable performance in repair and maintenance workflows.

Suitable for

• Electronics repair and component replacement
• Small appliance maintenance
• Assembly of compact mechanical devices
• Precision hobby work and model building

Key specifications

• Blade type: slotted (flat)
• Blade width: 3.5 mm
• Intended use: precision electronics and small assemblies
• Shaft profile: slim for confined access (straight shank)
• Typical material: hardened tool steel tip (for wear resistance)

How to use

Select the 3.5 mm slotted tip when the screw head matches the blade width to ensure full contact and reduce the risk of cam-out. Position the blade squarely in the screw slot and apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle. Use controlled, short turns for tightening or loosening small screws to avoid over-torque. For tasks that require additional torque, consider a larger driver or a torque-limited tool appropriate for the fastener size.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the screw head before use and clean any debris from the slot to improve engagement. Store the screwdriver in a protective case or a tool organizer to preserve tip geometry. Replace the tool if the tip shows significant wear or deformation to prevent damage to screw heads and surrounding components.