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Details:The Wera Kraftform Plus Pozi Screwdriver in PZ2 x 100mm is one of the most practical sizes in the range — the PZ2 tip is the most commonly used Pozidriv profile in construction and joinery, and the 100mm blade length suits the vast majority of everyday fixing tasks. This variant features Wera's Lasertip technology, with the tip microscopically roughened by laser beams to create a surface that grips firmly into the screw head. The result is a significantly reduced risk of slipping or cam-out, even when working quickly or at awkward angles. The Kraftform handle delivers both speed and torque through its dual hard and soft zone construction, whilst the hexagonal shaft stops the tool rolling away on site. Colour coding and size stamping aid fast, accurate tool selection. Features and Benefits: • PZ2 tip — the most widely used Pozidriv profile for trade applications • Lasertip roughened tip for a firm, slip-resistant grip on screw heads • Kraftform handle optimised for speed and torque • Colour-coded tool finder for quick identification • Hexagonal anti-roll shaft Contents: 355 PZ Screwdriver for Pozidriv screws, PZ 2 x 100 mm Specifications: • Configuration: PZ2 • Size: 100mm
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The Wera Kraftform Plus Pozi Screwdriver in PZ2 x 100mm is one of the most practical sizes in the range — the PZ2 tip is the most commonly used Pozidriv profile in construction and joinery, and the 100mm blade length suits the vast majority of everyday fixing tasks. This variant features Wera's Lasertip technology, with the tip microscopically roughened by laser beams to create a surface that grips firmly into the screw head. The result is a significantly reduced risk of slipping or cam-out, even when working quickly or at awkward angles. The Kraftform handle delivers both speed and torque through its dual hard and soft zone construction, whilst the hexagonal shaft stops the tool rolling away on site. Colour coding and size stamping aid fast, accurate tool selection. Features and Benefits: • PZ2 tip — the most widely used Pozidriv profile for trade applications • Lasertip roughened tip for a firm, slip-resistant grip on screw heads • Kraftform handle optimised for speed and torque • Colour-coded tool finder for quick identification • Hexagonal anti-roll shaft Contents: 355 PZ Screwdriver for Pozidriv screws, PZ 2 x 100 mm Specifications: • Configuration: PZ2 • Size: 100mm
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Brand | Wera |
features | n/a |
Material | steel |
type | 355 pz 2 x 100 mm |
Size | 2 |
drive type | pozidriv |
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