Wera 416 R T-handle Bitholding Screwdriver - 1/4 Inch

The Wera cross-handle screwdriver for bits with 1/4 inch external hex drive is equipped with Rapidaptor technology for lightning-fast bit changes.

The ideal handle shape of the bit holder screwdriver enables the transmission of particularly high tightening and loosening torques. The ergonomically shaped handle fills the heel of the hand well, the fingers lie securely in the softly rounded grip recesses. The entire hand makes contact with the handle and friction losses between hand and handle are avoided.

Highlights of the Wera 416 R cross-handle bit screwdriver

• For bits with 1/4 inch hex drive
• Cross-handle screwdriver for transferring particularly large tightening and loosening torques
• Ergonomic 2-component handle with finger grip recesses for fatigue-free workingWith Rapidaptor technology for lightning-fast bit changes
• Bit holder in magnetic design for easier application of screws
• For bits with 1/4" hex drive according to DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3 and E 6.3

Wera 416 R cross-handle screwdriver - for the transmission of particularly high torques

Ergonomic 2-component cross-handle
The ergonomically shaped 2-component cross-handle with finger grip recesses and pleasant surface ensures very high power transmission and fatigue-free working.

Rapid-in and self-lock
Without operating the sleeve, the bit can be pushed into the holder. As soon as the bit is placed in the screw, the lock is automatically activated. The bit sits securely and wobble-free.

Rapid-out
To change the bit, simply push the sleeve forward: As it does so, the spring mechanism lifts the bit off the magnet and unlocks the tool. The bit can be removed without difficulty. Particularly helpful: Effortless removal of even the smallest bit sizes without auxiliary tools.

Chuck-all
The Rapidaptor quick-change holders accept 1/4" bits according to DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3 and E 6.3 as well as Wera series 1 and 4.

Single-hand
All functions of the Rapidaptor quick-change holders, such as bit insertion or bit removal, can be performed with one hand. This is faster, more economical and more ergonomic. No hand movement too much.

High torques
The arm position, in which the blade axis is guided as an extension of the forearm axis, allows particularly high torques to be achieved.