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Wera 838 RA-R L Bitholding screwdriver with ratchet functionality, 1/4"
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Wera
About this item
Wera 838 RA-R L Bitholding screwdriver with ratchet functionality, 1/4"
- 05051494001
- Wera
- Bitholding Screwdrivers
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Key points
- For bits with 1/4" external hexagon drive as per DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3 and E 6.3 and Wera connection series 1 and 4 Design
- Ratchet mechanism integrated in the handle
- Fine tooth ratchet for a low return angle
- Reversible ring (right, fixed, left) with deactivation of the ratchet mechanism in position 0
- 1/4" hexbit mounting with Rapidaptor technology: rapid-in, rapid-out, rapid-spin, chuck-all and single-hand functions for lightning-fast bit changes and magnetic bit retention
Description
Premium bitholding screwdriver with ratchet functionality. The ratchet with fine toothing integrated in the handle allows fast working. The innovative ratchet mechanism allows "spinning" when the screw offers little resistance. Switching the screwdriving direction is intuitive: Turn the ring switch clockwise for clockwise screwdriving, turn it counterclockwise for counterclockwise screwdriving. Use position 0 to deactivate the ratchet mechanism for precise working. The Rapidaptor quick-release chuck (suitable for bits with 1/4" external hexagon drive as per DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3 and E 6.3 (ISO 1173)) allows for lightning-fast bit changes without any extra tools. The strong permanent magnet holds the bits firmly. The ergonomically shaped Kraftform handle avoids blisters and calluses. The handle zones made of hard material allow quick hand switching without "sticking" to the tool which increases working speed, the handle zones made of softer material ensure excellent grip and thus high torque transfer.
Ratchet Mechanism in the Handle
The integrated ratchet with fine toothing ensures efficient working. The ratcheting mechanism is entirely embedded within the handle.
Interchangeable Blade System
The interchangeable blade system allows rapid exchange of blades required for a vast array of applications
Fine-Tooth Design
The bitholding screwdriver has a ratcheting mechanism embedded in the handle. With its fine toothing, a small return angle is achieved, and working is made more efficient