Application: For slotted screws
Blade: Black, insulated
Tip: DIN 5264-A, ISO 2380, conical Tip, slipSTOP
Handle: Kraftform® with anti-roll protection, three components
Standard: DIN EN 60900

Because the Kraftform-plus® handle is a multi-component handle featuring both hard and soft areas, it allows for maximum torque with minimum stress. Specially positioned soft-zones ensure that hand and handle stick together under high-torque applications.

The dramatically improved grip allows for greater turning force without the harmful stress to operators skin, muscles, ligaments, etc. As a visual pre-caution, the distinctive colours of the safety screwdriver help to ensure that the operator will not use an non-insulated screwdriver by mistake.

The 10,000 volt water immersion test guarantees the safe performance of every single insulated tool manufactured by Wera.

The recently introduced EN 60900 standard for safety tools has resulted in very important improvements for the end user. In spite of these minimum standards, however, one safety tool is not always comparable to the next.

Wera slipSTOP® blade:
The screwdrivers of the sets 160 i/6 and 160 i/165 i/6 feature the new Wera slipSTOP® blade. The Laser Tip® treatment leads to an extremely rough surface that prevents the tool from slipping out of the recess. At the same time a reduced cam-out-effect is the result.

Kraftform® handle and Wera slipSTOP blade: ideal partners in making screwdriving more secure and effortless.

Application: For slotted screws
Blade: Round, slipSTOP, mat nickel
Tip: DIN 5264-A, ISO 2380, Black Point
Handle: Kraftform®, with anti-roll protection, three components
Sizes: 2.0 x 12.0; 2.5 x 14.0 - material = Weralit® II, one-component

Because of increasing international growth our product range has become more international as well. An example is the screwdriver for square socket head screws which only used to be supplied in North America, and especially in Canada. Wera-an world-wide operating company-sensitive to market changes, adds new and important screwdriver ranges to their production line.

The 300 Series includes a wide range of top quality blades for professional users: From the extremely sturdy, heavy-duty model 330 SK screwdrivers to specific drive types such as Ballpoint-Torx® and Resistorx®. Carefully monitored heat-treat-ment gives 300 Series blades high hardness and torque values, ensuring a long life. The new Kraftform-plus® handle with bigger handle dimensions allows maximum torques and less fatigue. 300 Series: The Best Tools For The Job.

Wera slipSTOP® blade:
T he screwdrivers of the sets 334/6 and 334/355/6 feature the new Wera slipSTOP® blade. The Laser Tip® treatment leads to an extremely rough surface that prevents the tool from slipping out of the recess. At the same time a reduced cam-out-effect is the result.

Kraftform® handle and Wera slipSTOP blade: ideal partners in making screwdriving more secure and effortless.

Application: For slotted screws
Blade: Hexagon “pound-thru“ with impact cap, hexagonal bolster from 0,8 x 4,5, mat nickel
Tip: DIN 5264-A, ISO 2380, Black Point
Handle: Kraftform-plus®, three components, Sizes 2 x 12, 2.5 x 14
Kraftform®, Weralit® II

Wera 900 Series is specially designed for tough jobs, both assembly and disassembly.

The “pound-thru“ hexagon blade and impact cap allow the use of a hammer for removal of seized fasteners and hose clamps.

The blades of the 900 Series screwdrivers are constructed from selected steel and are specially hardened to provide maximum durability under impact.

The larger dimensions of the new Kraftform-plus® handle provides higher torque strength. The integrated hexagon bolster on the 900 Series screwdrivers provides for greatly increased torque when using a wrench.

Positive connection to the fastener is always guaranteed with the Wera Black-Point tip.

Application: Slotted screws
Blade: Round, mat nickel
Drive tip: DIN 8320 up to 0,3 x 1,8,
DIN 5264-A as of 0,4 x 2,0,
ISO 2380 as of 0,4 x 2,0; Black Point
Handle: Kraftform® Micro with anti-roll protection and rotating cap, multi-component grip

For ideal, efficient work in electronics it must be possible to carry out movements quickly and at maximum precision. This can be realized only with a tool which is tailored exactly to work in this field.

The design of the new Kraftform® Micro is based on findings which grew out of close co-operation with the user. As with all Wera products the science of ergonomics–human-factors engineering –was the starting point for this product.

The shape, the position and the length of the individual zones were determined in painstaking studies. Taking ergonomic aspects into account in just the same way, the shape and size of the free-spinning cap were developed and optimized.

The multi-component structure in the grips has become a tradition at Wera and in human engineering terms it is absolutely uncontested.

The Kraftform® Micro includes this unique feature since it has been proven to provide tremendous advantages for the end user.