Wera 367 Stubby Torx T20 25mm 367 TORX® Stubby
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Wera 367 Stubby Torx Screwdriver 367 TORX® Stubby | £7.49 | ||||
Wera 367 Stubby Torx Screwdriver T20 25mm 367 TORX® Stubby | £7.49 | ||||
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The Wera 367 Stubby TORX® Screwdriver in TX 20 with a 25mm blade offers a practical solution for professionals working with T20 fasteners in space-restricted environments. The T20 is one of the most commonly encountered TORX® sizes across a broad range of industries, from automotive maintenance to appliance servicing, and the stubby format makes it accessible even in the most confined locations. The ergonomic 2-component Kraftform handle provides an excellent combination of grip and precision, with hard zones contributing structure and soft zones absorbing pressure for comfort during extended use. The blade benefits from Wera's Bit technology, with a specialised surface treatment that delivers corrosion protection and a tight, accurate fit in the fastener — helping to preserve both the tool and the screw head. The hexagonal anti-roll feature adds practical convenience on any workbench. Features and Benefits: • T20 tip — one of the most versatile and widely used TORX® sizes • Short 25mm blade for access in confined and hard-to-reach spaces • 2-component Kraftform handle for grip, comfort, and precise control • 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 20 x 25mm Specifications: TORX® Size: T20 Blade Length: 25mm
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