Wera 05004781001 Kraftform Plus VDE 168i Square Socket Insulated Screwdriver, #2 Head, 4" Blade Length
Key features
- •Kraftform Plus Insulated Square socket screwdriver, #2 x 4" shaft, Red/Yellow handle
- •Each screwdriver is tested at 10,000 volts in a water bath to guarantee safe working standards of 1000 Volts
- •Multi-component Kraftform handle fits the shape to the hand for the ultimate in comfort and high speed torque transfer
- •Handle markings include screw symbol and size of tip to easily find the right screwdriver
- •Limited Lifetime Warranty, German Engineered
Wera 05004781001 Kraftform Plus VDE 168i Square Socket Insulated Screwdriver, #2 Head, 4" Blade Length
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Customer Reviews
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Appears to be a good quality tools though the PZ2 arrived without any bag or label
Dave✓ Verified Purchase•July 14, 2023
I ordered both Wera PZ1 and PZ2 insulated screwdrivers. The PZ1 arrived with a black plastic slide-off cap on the tip. The PZ2 arrived bare in the Amazon box without any cap, label or bag. In addition, there is an odd white ring (glue?) visible between the shaft coating of the PZ2 and its handle (see picture). The tip of the tool appears undamaged (new) so this might be just a cosmetic issue. Both screwdrivers appear to be of good quality, but only time will really tell.
The screwdrivers are marked with the clear figures "1" and "2" on the base of the handle which is nice, though "PZ1" and "PZ2" would have been nicer...
The cap of the PZ1 indicated that it was made in the Czech Republic. For the PZ2 there was no cap, so I have no further information.
The screwdrivers are marked with the clear figures "1" and "2" on the base of the handle which is nice, though "PZ1" and "PZ2" would have been nicer...
The cap of the PZ1 indicated that it was made in the Czech Republic. For the PZ2 there was no cap, so I have no further information.
Awesome screwdriver
Dave S.✓ Verified Purchase•July 10, 2023
Wera is my go to screwdriver, holds up well and comfortable to use
A must have if you do panel work
Fixer of things✓ Verified Purchase•June 9, 2023
I admit for years I was brainwashed by an old Journeyman who refused to get any "fancy tools" and just used his flat head screwdriver to do panel work but once you use robertson drivers, you can't go back. Also, never use your multi-tool for this because the bit can get stuck and fall down and short something out.
Add on for the 6 piece set.
Test Pilot✓ Verified Purchase•May 28, 2023
Lock into fasteners like no other. These are better than American, and I am American
You deserve nice tools
ElevatorDave✓ Verified Purchase•May 10, 2023
Amazing drivers. Dont be cheap and cheat yourself. Yes, there's less expensive insulated drivers out there, but, every time you pick this one up you'll be glad you went the extra mile and got a nice driver. Or, buy the cheap stuff and every time you pick it up, you'll think, I wish I got the nice one. Don't be that guy. You work hard, make your mortgage payment with your tools, you are a hard worker, you deserve nice things. You are worth it. Yes, there is a difference between regular tools and the nice stuff, and it's a big difference. Grand pop Bud told me when I was young, "Buy the best, you'll ALWAYS be happy with it!" I must say, so far he's been 96% right. Besides, if you're a professional, you should look like a professional, act like a professional, and have professional grade stuff.
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