Screwdrivers

The Wera 118036 Kraftform Micro Torx Precision Screwdriver (Tip size T2) is a high-precision hand tool designed for tasks that require delicate, accurate work on small Torx fasteners. It has a 40 mm (1-9/16") blade and a total length of 137 mm, making it long enough to reach recessed fasteners while retaining excellent control and ergonomic comfort. Its design emphasizes speed, grip comfort, durability, and avoiding annoyance from tools rolling off work surfaces. It is suited for electronics, precision mechanical work, jewelry, optical equipment, computer hardware, and similar fields.

Features:
*Tip size Torx T2 for compatibility with small Torx fasteners.
*Blade length 40 mm allowing reach into recesses while maintaining control.
*Overall length 137 mm providing ergonomic balance and leverage.
*Kraftform Micro handle (multi-component) that includes soft zones / ergonomic grip to reduce hand fatigue.
*Rotating (spinning) cap at the butt end to allow rapid repositioning and twisting with minimal grip adjustment.
*Thin profile (fast turning zone) just below the cap to allow rapid twisting motions.
*Black-Point tip treatment / hardening process: enhanced durability of the tip and improved corrosion resistance.
*Anti-roll protection feature on the handle or near cap so the tool doesn’t roll off surfaces.

Specifications:
*Manufacturer: Wera
*Part Number: 118036
*SKU: WER118036
*Tip / Drive Type: Torx, size T2
*Blade / Shaft Length: 40 mm
*Overall Length: 137 mm
*Tip Treatment: Black-Point hardening, increased corrosion protection
*Handle: Multi-component Kraftform Micro with ergonomic features, soft grip zones, spinning cap
*Finish / Material Detail: Hardened steel tip, precise machining; handle materials suited for electronics / precision work
*Weight: 10 grams

Uses:
*Driving or removing small Torx T2 screws in electronics (smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.) where precision and minimal damage are critical.
*Precision mechanical or optical applications (e.g. cameras, eyeglasses frames, small instrumentation) where compact tools are needed.
*IT / computer hardware assembly or maintenance, especially in tightly packed or recessed spaces.
*Jewelry work, fine carpentry, or hobby tasks (e.g. model building) where small fasteners are used.
*Situations requiring prolonged work: ergonomic handle design and spinning cap help reduce hand fatigue and allow faster operation.
*Repair tasks where tools are laid down often - anti-roll design prevents loss or dropping of the screwdriver.