Wera Tools
Wera Tools Screw Holding Torx T40 Screwdriver 5028056001
A Torx T40 screwdriver with a screw-holding function, 112 mm ergonomic handle, and 5 3/16 in round shank
- MaterialHAWA
- Holds screws securely with integrated holding function
- Anti-roll handle prevents tool from rolling away
- Ergonomic 112 mm grip reduces hand fatigue
- Chrome finish with black oxide tip resists corrosion
- 5028056001 part number for easy reordering
Wera T40 Screw-Holding Screwdriver
The Wera 5028056001 is a Torx T40 driver with a built-in holding function that grips the screw head. This keeps the fastener in place during positioning, reducing the risk of dropped or damaged screws. The 112 mm ergonomic handle uses a black and green anti-roll design for a secure, comfortable grip. A chrome finish and black oxide tip complete the alloy steel shank.
Precision tasks and awkward angles
The holding mechanism suits technicians who start fasteners in deep or blind holes where fingers cannot reach. It also helps when switching between tools without losing the screw. Users who need a standard driver without the retention feature, or who work exclusively with non-Torx profiles, should consider a different tool.
Torx T40 holding function
The defining specification is the screw-holding geometry on the Torx T40 tip. This feature determines whether the driver solves the specific problem of fastener retention during insertion. If the application does not require a holding function, a conventional Torx T40 driver will perform the same fastening task without it.
Highlights
- Holds screws securely with integrated holding function
- Anti-roll handle prevents tool from rolling away
- Ergonomic 112 mm grip reduces hand fatigue
- Chrome finish with black oxide tip resists corrosion
- 5028056001 part number for easy reordering
Specifications
| Brand | WERA |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What handle length does the 112 mm ergonomic grip provide for Torx T40 work?
The 112 mm handle gives a compact, anti-roll grip that keeps the T40 tip steady during precision driving tasks.
How does the screw-holding function engage on the T40 tip, and what step do users often miss?
The holding geometry grips the screw automatically; the common mistake is not seating the tip fully into the Torx recess before applying torque.
When should the black-oxide tip on this 5028056001 driver be replaced?
Replace the tip once the black-oxide coating wears through or the Torx lobes show rounding that causes cam-out.
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