Wera 367 Stubby Torx T10 25mm 367 TORX® Stubby
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Wera 367 Stubby Torx Screwdriver 367 TORX® Stubby | £7.49 | ||||
Wera 367 Stubby Torx Screwdriver T10 25mm 367 TORX® Stubby | £7.49 | ||||
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The Wera 367 Stubby TORX® Screwdriver in TX 10 with a 25mm blade is the ideal choice for smaller TORX® fasteners in tight or restricted locations. The T10 tip size is commonly encountered in electronics, automotive trim panels, and precision assemblies, making this compact stubby an essential addition to any professional toolkit. Despite its short length, the 2-component Kraftform handle delivers excellent torque transfer and a confident grip, thanks to its combination of hard and soft zones. The blade is manufactured using Wera's Bit technology, with a special surface treatment that ensures high corrosion resistance and a precise fit within the screw recess — minimising the risk of slipping or damage to sensitive fasteners. The hexagonal anti-roll profile keeps the tool safely in place on any work surface. Features and Benefits: • T10 tip for smaller TORX® fasteners in electronics and precision applications • Short 25mm blade for access in confined and hard-to-reach spaces • 2-component Kraftform handle for firm grip and precise torque • Wera Bit technology blade with corrosion-resistant surface treatment • Hexagonal anti-roll design prevents rolling at the workplace • Colour-coded handle for quick profile and size identification Contents: 367 TORX® Stubby screwdriver, TX 10 x 25mm Specifications: TORX® Size: T10 Blade Length: 25mm
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