Wera 300 Kraftform Hex Torque Screwdriver
£49.95 at Tooled Up · 40% below amazon price £83.45
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The Wera 300 Kraftform Hex Torque Screwdriver in the 3.0Nm setting is the highest torque variant in the range, making it the go-to choice for applications demanding greater fastening force whilst still maintaining precise torque control.
Equipped with a slim hex blade and Wera's Hex-Plus profile, this screwdriver provides superior engagement with the screw head to prevent rounding, even under higher torque loads.
The Black Point tip ensures excellent corrosion resistance and a reliable, exact fit every time.
The pre-set torque is tamperproof, so there is no risk of accidental alteration on the
Equipped with a slim hex blade and Wera's Hex-Plus profile, this screwdriver provides superior engagement with the screw head to prevent rounding, even under higher torque loads.
The Black Point tip ensures excellent corrosion resistance and a reliable, exact fit every time.
The pre-set torque is tamperproof, so there is no risk of accidental alteration on the
EAN 4013288096449 · Wera. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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