Screwdriver Wera TX5 x 40 mm 2067 (model 05118040001) with TX5 tip and 40 mm shaft

Wera TX5 x 40 mm 2067 (model 05118040001) is a manual Torx screwdriver with a TX5 tip and a 40 mm shaft designed for accurate engagement with small Torx fasteners. The tool is intended for use where compact reach and precise torque transfer are required, such as electronics, small appliances and precision assemblies. The TX5 profile provides a secure fit to Torx heads to reduce cam-out and enable repeatable fastening and removal operations.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a precisely formed TX5 tip and a rigid 40 mm shaft to ensure stable contact with fasteners and consistent torque transmission. Its ergonomic handle is shaped to allow controlled turning and fine adjustment while limiting hand strain during repetitive tasks. The compact shaft length improves access in confined spaces and helps position the tip accurately in recessed Torx sockets.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair
• Small household appliances maintenance
• Precision mechanical assemblies and adjustment
• Hobbyist and model-building tasks requiring TX5 fasteners

Key specifications

• Tip profile: Torx TX5
• Shaft length: 40 mm
• Tool type: Manual screwdriver
• Intended use: Driving and removing TX5 fasteners
• Handle style: Ergonomic manual handle for controlled torque application

How to use

Select the Wera TX5 screwdriver and align the TX5 tip with the corresponding Torx recess on the fastener. Apply steady axial pressure to seat the tip fully, then rotate the handle in the required direction to tighten or loosen the fastener. Use short, controlled turns when working with small or delicate components to avoid over-torquing. For best accuracy, ensure the tip is clean and free of debris before use.

Usage recommendations

Use the screwdriver only on matched TX5 Torx fasteners and avoid applying excessive force that could deform the tool tip or fastener. When working in confined or electrically live environments, observe appropriate safety measures such as disconnecting power and using insulated tools where required.