Wera 352 12mm x 150mm Ball End Hex Screw Driver 05022835001

Are you searching for a high - quality Wera 352 Ball End Hex Screw Driver in Australia? The Wera 352 series, made in the Czech Republic with German engineering, offers a great screwdriving experience. The Kraftform handle, first launched in 1968 and continuously refined, is super comfortable and ergonomic. It has a large contact area for maximum torque transfer, and the materials let you quickly reposition your hand. Its non - roll design means you can leave it on angled surfaces without worry. The ball - end design is amazing! The spherical drive profile allows you to swivel the tool axis relative to the screw, reaching hard - to - reach screws and handling angled jobs. The Wera Black Point tip, with a complex hardening process, has a long service life, better corrosion protection, and an exact fit to reduce slipping. Wera's 'Take it easy' tool finder system color - codes tools on the handle base, making it a breeze to pick the right screwdriver. Features include a hexagonal ballpoint screwdriver, a multi - component Kraftform handle for fast and ergonomic work, easy tool selection by color - coding, a hexagonal blade and ballpoint for secure work in tough situations, and the Wera Black Point tip for a perfect fit and corrosion protection. Specifications vary by size, like dimensions and weight. Packaging includes one screwdriver. Make a set of 3+ Wera tools and get a 10% discount at checkout! We also offer various sizes of Wera 352 Ball End Hex Screw Drivers. Browse all WERA Tools and our High - Quality Tool Collection.

Using your Wera 352 Ball End Hex Screw Driver is simple. First, pick the right size screwdriver using the color - coding on the handle base. When you start screwing, place the tip firmly into the screw head. The ball - end design allows you to adjust the angle of the tool to reach screws in tricky spots. Hold the Kraftform handle comfortably. It's designed to give you good grip and transfer torque well. You can reposition your hand quickly as you work. After use, wipe the screwdriver clean with a dry cloth. Keep it in a dry place to prevent corrosion. If it gets dirty, you can use a mild cleaner. Avoid using it on screws that are too big or too hard for the size of the screwdriver, as this could damage the tip. Check the tip regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If the tip starts to show signs of damage, it might be time to replace the screwdriver.