Wera - 165 iS PZ/S VDE Insulated Screwdriver with Reduced Blade Diameter for PlusMinus Screws (Pozidriv/slotted) - 05006465001

Product description

Wera VDE screwdriver with multi-component Kraftform Plus handle for fast and smooth work: Hard handle zones for high working speeds, while soft handle zones guarantee a high torque transfer. Combination profile slotted and Pozidriv*, especially for use with terminal strips, fuse boxes, switches, relays. Individually tested at 10,000 V for safe working at the approved voltage of 1,000 V. The hexagon anti-roll protection avoids screwdrivers from rolling away annoyingly at the workplace.

• Insulated blades for secure work at 1,000 volts

• Smooth hard zones for high speed turning, soft grip zones for high torque transfer

• Handle markings simplify finding and sorting of tools

• Hexagonal anti-roll feature against rolling away

• Reduced shaft diameter: combination profile - Pozidriv/slotted

Specification 

Part number
		mm	mm	inch
	Tip size	Blade length	Handle length	Blade length
05006465001	# 1	80	98	3 1/8"

Product features

• GS - tested safety

• Kraftform handle

• Reduced shaft diameter and integrated insulation protection

• Non-roll feature

PlusMinus screwdrivers

For the use in terminal blocks, control cabinets, switches, relays, sockets etc.

VDE-insulated screwdriver with reduced blade diameter

Reduced blade diameter with integrated protective insulation, allows sunken screws and spring elements to be accessed and actuated, individually tested as per IEC 60900.

Individually tested

The individual testing at 10,000 volts, in accordance with IEC 60900, ensures safe working with loads up to 1,000 volts.

Impact strength test

Impact strength tested at −40°C, guaranteeing safety even under extreme conditions.

Kraftform

The basic idea for the prototype of the Kraftform handle – that the hand should dictate the design – has, right through to today, proved to be correct. In cooperation with the internationally recognised Fraunhofer IAO Institute, Wera developed a screwdriver handle designed to match the shape of the human hand as long ago as the 1960s. After a long development phase, the Wera Kraftform handle was launched to the market in 1968. It has been optimised through the years with new technologies, but has kept its proven shape. After all, the human hand has not changed either.

Identification marking

The screw profile and tip size identification markings on the handle make it easier to find the right screwdriver in the tool case, or at the workplace

Non-roll feature

The hexagonal non-roll feature prevents any rolling away at the workplace.