Wera Tools
Wera Tools 1/4" Adjustable Torque Screwdriver 1.20-3.00 Nm ESD
Adjustable 1/4" torque screwdriver with 1.20–3.00 Nm range and ESD-safe handle
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Adjustable 1.20–3.00 Nm range lets you set exact tightening force
- ESD-compliant handle protects sensitive electronics from static discharge
- 1/4" drive accepts standard bits for wide fastener compatibility
- Audible click signals when preset torque is reached to prevent over-tightening
- Fine-tune torque per screw for consistent assembly quality
Precision torque for electronics assembly
This 1/4" adjustable torque screwdriver lets you set a tightening value between 1.20 and 3.00 Nm. It is built for technicians who must meet exact torque specifications on sensitive electronic assemblies. The ESD-compliant handle protects components from electrostatic discharge during fastening.
Hand-operated comfort and repeatable clicks
The tool relies on manual force, so it generates no motor heat, fan noise or electrical power draw. A tactile click signals when the preset torque is reached, giving consistent feedback without vibration or audible mechanical whine. The ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue during repetitive fastening tasks.
Scale window and bit holder streamline setup
The integrated scale window displays the selected torque value directly on the tool, removing the need for a separate gauge. A 1/4" bit holder accepts standard bits, letting you switch drive profiles quickly without additional adapters. These features cut setup time on production lines and repair benches.
Highlights
- Adjustable 1.20–3.00 Nm range lets you set exact tightening force
- ESD-compliant handle protects sensitive electronics from static discharge
- 1/4" drive accepts standard bits for wide fastener compatibility
- Audible click signals when preset torque is reached to prevent over-tightening
- Fine-tune torque per screw for consistent assembly quality
Specifications
| Brand | WERA |
|---|---|
| Type | Screwdrivers |
Questions about this item
How do I set the torque value on the 1/4" adjustable screwdriver, and what step is often missed?
Turn the adjustment sleeve until the scale shows the required value between 1.20 and 3.00 Nm, then lock the sleeve so the setting cannot shift during use.
Which part of the ESD-compliant handle needs replacement when it wears out?
The conductive handle grip should be replaced once its surface resistance rises above the ESD-safe threshold.
At what torque does the clutch release during sustained fastening?
The clutch disengages at the preset value anywhere from 1.20 to 3.00 Nm, stopping further tightening.
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