PRODUCT REVIEW
Wera KK SH 2 Plumbkit All you need for sanitary/plumbing?
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By PETER BRETT
am usually very suspicious of kits of tools made up by people other than me because there always seem to be some tools
that are there to make up numbers or others that are glaring omissions.
However, having reviewed the Wera electricians’ kit a while back I have to be more circumspect. Several sparks that I know wouldn’t be without theirs and, combined with the 2Go cases, reach for theirs before any other tool.
So, with the KK SH 2 Plumbkit I asked the plumbers fi rst and then used it myself for a while before I rushed to judgement.
Presentation
Wera packaging is so much more than merely stimulating point of sale interest. The design of all of Wera’s products is consistently excellent to reinforce the Wera message of challenging existing standards. This set is no diff erent; a high-quality cardboard box contains the rigid textile box in which the 15 tools are contained. For extra security, a tight- fitting clear plastic slip cover helps prevent opportunistic unpacking and thieving.
And of course, retailers like all of this too – both for the security and the clear desirability of the products.
The tools The hex L-keys come in four sizes
Because sanitary and plumbing work sometimes needs a bit of electrical input, the inclusion of a small range of screwdrivers is an absolute must. The Wera Kraftform blade-holding VDE handle is accompanied by a PH1 and PH2 VDE driver blades. Phillips screws are more commonly used on electrical fi ttings
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