Wera Bits for TORX® Screws 165x60x9mm
Wera Bits for TORX® Screws 165x60x9mm
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DESCRIPTION
Four different screw profiles (hexagonal socket screws sizes 3.0; 4.0; 5.0; 6.0) can be operated with only one bit. Significant weight savings of over 50%. The operability of the large profiles is made possible by the spring compression of the small tips. The bit has a 1/4" hexagon drive (Wera connection series 1) and can therefore also be used with e.g. bit ratchets and bitholding screwdrivers with Rapidaptor.
FEATURES
- Innovative, extremely compact quadruple bit - only one bit for four different screw sizes
- Suitable for hexagonal socket screws sizes 2.5; 5.0; 6.0 and TORX® screws TX 25
- Tough for hard materials
- 1/4" hexagon drive (Wera connecting series 1)
Three sizes of hexagonal socket screws (2.5; 5.0; 6.0) and one size of TORX® screws (TX 25) can be operated with the 4-in-1 bit 9507. In order to use the larger profile, continuously press against the spring tension while screwdriving so that the smaller profile is countersunk and the larger profile can be used.
Tough-absorbing Wera bits (Z) prevent any premature breakage of the drive tip.
Four different screw profiles (hexagonal socket screws sizes 3.0; 4.0; 5.0; 6.0) can be operated with only one bit. Significant weight savings of over 50%. The operability of the large profiles is made possible by the spring compression of the small tips. The bit has a 1/4" hexagon drive (Wera connection series 1) and can therefore also be used with e.g. bit ratchets and bitholding screwdrivers with Rapidaptor.
- Innovative, extremely compact quadruple bit - only one bit for four different screw sizes
- Suitable for hexagonal socket screws sizes 2.5; 5.0; 6.0 and TORX® screws TX 25
- Tough for hard materials
- 1/4" hexagon drive (Wera connecting series 1)
Three sizes of hexagonal socket screws (2.5; 5.0; 6.0) and one size of TORX® screws (TX 25) can be operated with the 4-in-1 bit 9507. In order to use the larger profile, continuously press against the spring tension while screwdriving so that the smaller profile is countersunk and the larger profile can be used.
Tough-absorbing Wera bits (Z) prevent any premature breakage of the drive tip.
