AUTUMN CAMPAIGN 2019
Seasoned Tool Rebels will be well accustomed to the biannual innovations and campaigns from Wera. This keeps their innovative range forever evolving, with new products that solve persistent screw-driving problems. Lets take a look...
New SOCKET RANGE
Wera have listened to their users, integrating the features of their proven sockets and using new technology now provide solutions to the following applications:
DEEP SOCKETS
Deep 1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2” manual and power tool use (non- impact). For use with protruding threaded rods and low-lying screws.
New BICYCLE KITS
In spring Wera launched their first series of Bicycle Kits, giving new focus to their already established range of Trade kits. This offers user-specific kits geared to service particular applications with the most popular hand tools and power tool accessories for the job. Since launch they have been a great success, so it’s no surprise to see the launch of 3 new Bicycle sets.
Let’s start with Bicycle Set 2. This set boasts all of Kraftform Kompakt’s impressive interchangeable features, with profiles tailored to bikes.
Bicycle Set 3 offers great flexibility. Featuring Wera’s ultra-resilient mini bit ratchet; stubby handle; Rapidaptor holder; sockets and bits... All stowed securely, with the option to take a smaller, lightweight arrangement out with you on the bike.
Bicycle Set 4. This
compact set solves common screw-driving encounters on bicycles. Included are both holding function Hex- Plus and TORX® L-keys. Designed to securely hold the screw, the L-keys prevent the unwanted loss of screws.
IMPAKTOR
Impaktor sockets for use with electric or pneumatic impact drivers with 1/2” drive. Impaktor technology ensures a long service life under extreme conditions.
VDE BIT-SOCKETS
VDE insulated 3/8” bit sockets with practical holding function, for reduced risk of screw loss when working with the component.
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