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Magnetic Ratcheting Screwdriver with 12 Bits per Piece
€16.91
In stock
Usage
The Wera Kraftform Kompakt W1 Maintenance set is designed for versatile screwdriving and maintenance tasks, both indoors and outdoors. It is suitable for electrical work, mechanical repairs, and general building maintenance.
Advantages
- Comprehensive kit with 35 essential tools for a wide range of applications[2][3].
- Includes VDE-insulated handle and blades tested up to 10,000V, certified safe for use up to 1,000V[3][5].
- Zyklop Speed ratchet with pivoting head offers five locking positions and fast operation in confined spaces[1][2].
- Joker double open-end wrench features holding function, limit stop, small return angle, and strong gripping teeth[7][8].
- Robust textile case improves portability but may offer less impact resistance than metal options[6][7].
Specifications
- The set includes a Zyklop Speed ratchet (¼"), VDE holder with twelve interchangeable blades (slotted, Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx), Joker open-end wrench (10 x 13 mm), eight sockets (5.5–13 mm), universal bit holder, seven bits (25 mm), screw gripper attachment, voltage tester—all in a durable textile box[2][7].
- Kraftform handles feature ergonomic multi-component design with anti-roll protection; insulated components meet IEC standards for electrical safety up to 1kV; all tools made from high-grade tool steel[3][6].
- The complete set measures approximately 325 x 145 x 65 mm and weighs about 1.39 kg[2][7].
- Differentiating features include the "Take it Easy" tool finder system—color-coded rings for quick selection—and compact organization tailored for mobile use or upright workshop storage[3][6].
How it works
The user selects the necessary blade or socket from the clearly arranged case. The interchangeable VDE blades snap securely into the insulated handle or can be paired with power tool adaptors. The ratchet’s swivel head enables comfortable access at multiple angles while color coding speeds up bit identification.
