• Kraftform Micro screwdriver for slotted and cross-recess screws, Phillips
• Multi-component Kraftform Micro handle for fast and ergonomic screwdriving
• Anti-roll feature and swivel cap for rapid twisting
• The Wera Black Point tip offers an exact fit and optimum corrosion protection
• Take it easy tool finder: color coding according to profile and size

High-quality Wera Micro screwdriver set for precision mechanical work. Rapid twisting is possible by fixing the hand on the twist cap and using the fast-turning zone just below it. This makes time-consuming grip adjustments unnecessary. Power zone with integrated soft zones ensures the transfer of higher tightening and loosening torque. Precision zone for the right angle for adjustment work. The Wera Black Point tip offers high corrosion protection and an exact fit. Includes practical rack for tidy storage of the screwdrivers.

Screwdriving jobs in electrical and precision engineering applications are often tedious and time-consuming. We learned from users what is important for them: working speeds, torque, and precision - and we then focused particularly on these issues.

Multi-component screwdriver handle for ergonomic working.

The Kraftform Micro, with its three zones and their specific arrangement, satisfies these requirements perfectly. The free-turning cap that provides support for the hand works with these advantages, enabling quick and easy precision work.

The precision zone directly above the blade gives the user a better feel for the right rotation angle during fine adjustment work.

The power zone has integrated soft zones near the blade tip to ensure high torque transfer for loosening or tightening screws without losing contact with the screw.

The fast-turning zone just below the rotating cap allows rapid twisting.

The Wera Black Point tip and a refined hardening process ensure the long service life of the tip, improved corrosion protection, and an exact fit.

Indispensable for many users, including electronics technicians, opticians, precision engineers, jewelers, EDP hardware fitters, and model-makers.