Wera Tools 05028161001 – 393 S Bitholding Screwdriver Extra Slim w/ Flexible Shaft, 1/4″ x 173.5 mm

The Wera Tools 05028161001 is a top-of-the-line screwdriver designed to tackle even the tightest and most challenging spaces. With its 393 S Bitholding Screwdriver Extra Slim w/ Flexible Shaft, measuring 1/4″ x 173.5 mm, this tool offers flexibility and convenience for any job.

The bit holder is constructed with an ultra-slim design that enables it to fit in narrow spaces, making it perfect for delicate work. Its flexible and bendable shaft adds to its versatility, allowing you to work around obstacles and at tight angles with ease.

The screwdriver also features a locking mechanism that securely holds bits in place, preventing any slippage. Additionally, its strong permanent magnet ensures that bits remain in place, giving you the confidence to work on even the most delicate parts.

The compact stainless steel holder can accommodate bits with a 1/4″- external hexagon drive as per DIN 3126, ISO 1173 Form C 6.3 and E 6,3. The multi-component Kraftform handle is designed for fast and ergonomic screwdriving, making it comfortable and effortless to use.

Overall, the Wera Tools 05028161001 is an exceptional screwdriver that delivers quality performance, versatility, and ease of use. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional, this tool is an excellent addition to your toolkit.

Around the corner screwdriving with the 393 S screwdriver. The flexible shaft allows reaching fixing screws in unfavorable positions. The ideal tool for srewdriving situations that are difficult to reach.

The particularly slim bit holder allows working in very tight work spaces.

Secure bit holding feature due to locking mechanism. With a strong permanent magnet.

Around the corner screwdriving with the 393 S screwdriver. The flexible shaft allows to reach fixing screws in unfavorable positions. The ideal tool for srewdriving situations that are difficult to reach.

The outstanding design of the Kraftform handle that fits perfectly into the hand prevents hand injuries such as blisters and calluses.

The basic idea for the prototype of the Kraftform handle – that the hand should dictate the design – has, right through to today, proved to be correct. In cooperation with the internationally recognised Fraunhofer IAO Institute, Wera developed a screwdriver handle designed to match the shape of the human hand as long ago as the 1960s. After a long development phase, the Wera Kraftform handle was launched to the market in 1968. It has been optimised through the years with new technologies, but has kept its proven shape. After all, the human hand has not changed either.