The Wera Tools 932 A Series is a remarkable set of chiseldrivers that excels in fastening, chiselling, and loosening tasks. With its innovative features, this series is a must-have for professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking for versatile and high-performance tools.

One of the standout features of the 932 A Series is the hexagonal blade that extends through the handle. This design ensures optimal power transmission, providing you with exceptional control and leverage during your work. Whether you're tightening screws, chiselling materials, or loosening stubborn fasteners, the hexagonal blade enables efficient and effective performance.

The 932 A Series is equipped with a multi-component Kraftform handle, designed for fast and ergonomic screwdriving. This handle features a combination of materials that offer a comfortable and secure grip, reducing strain and fatigue during extended use. The ergonomic design allows for enhanced precision and control, ensuring a smooth and effortless screwdriving experience.

Additionally, the series includes chiseldrivers with a single-component Kraftform handle. This handle is designed for fast and low-fatigue working, offering a lightweight and balanced feel in your hand. The single-component construction provides a reliable grip and enables quick and efficient operation, making it ideal for various applications where speed and agility are crucial.

To withstand high torque applications, the 932 A Series features an impact cap and bolster. These features enhance the tool's durability and enable the transfer of higher torque, making it suitable for demanding tasks that require extra force. With the impact cap and bolster, you can confidently handle tough fastening and chiselling jobs.

The Wera Black Point tip is a highlight of the 932 A Series, offering an exact fit and optimum corrosion protection. This precision-engineered tip ensures a secure grip on screws and prevents slippage, reducing the risk of damage and providing reliable performance. The tip's corrosion protection enhances the tool's lifespan, allowing it to maintain its effectiveness even in harsh environments.

In summary, the Wera Tools 932 A Series provides exceptional functionality and durability for fastening, chiselling, and loosening tasks. With its hexagonal blade, multi-component and single-component Kraftform handles, impact cap and bolster, and the Wera Black Point tip, this series delivers high-performance tools that offer precision, comfort, and longevity.

• Chiseldriver for fastening, chiselling and loosening
• Hexagonal blade extending through the handle
• Multi-component Kraftform handle for fast and ergonomic screwdriving
• Single-component Kraftfrom handle for fast and low-fatigue working
• Impact cap and bolster for the transfer of higher torque
• The Wera Black Point tip offers an exact fit and optimum corrosion protection

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An integrated impact cap lengthens the service life and reduces the danger of splintering. Nevertheless, always wear protective goggles.

A hexagon blade made out of high-quality bit material extends right through the handle - thereby ensuring full transfer of force, even when struck with a hammer. The ductile tempered material prevents the blade from splintering or breaking.

Greater torque can be transferred by fitting an open-jaw or ring spanner over the integrated hex bolster.

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

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 recognized 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 optimized through the years with new technologies, but has kept its proven shape. After all, the human hand has not changed either.

The hard materials used for the handle ensure rapid hand repositioning without any danger of the skin "sticking" to the handle. The surrounding hard zones with large diameters glide like wheels through the hand.

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