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wera zyklop metal ratchet switch kit 1 2 drive metric sizes

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wera zyklop metal ratchet switch kit 1 2 drive metric sizes8100 SC 8. 28 delige 1 2" aandrijving in metrische maten. De set bevat een Zyklop metalen ratel, een lang Zyklop verlengstuk met vrijdraaiende huls, een Zyklop wobble verlengstuk, een 1 2" aandrijving Zyklop bit adapterbus met snelspanboorhouder voor 5 16" aandrijfbits. 10 doppen van M10 tot M19 met een geborsteld chromen afwerking, doppen uit, kogel intercept ring en gekarteld aan de basis voor handmatig draaien. Niet voor slaggebruik. Bevat ook 14

8100 SC 8. 28-delige 1/2" aandrijving in metrische maten. De set bevat een Zyklop metalen ratel, een lang Zyklop verlengstuk met vrijdraaiende huls, een Zyklop wobble verlengstuk, een 1/2" aandrijving Zyklop bit adapterbus met snelspanboorhouder voor 5/16" aandrijfbits.
10 doppen van M10 tot M19 met een geborsteld chromen afwerking, doppen uit, kogel intercept ring en gekarteld aan de basis voor handmatig draaien.
Niet voor slaggebruik. Bevat ook 14 bits met 5/16" aandrijving in Torx®-, zeskant- (inbuskoppen) en kruiskopschroeven voor DIN ISO 1173-D 8 bithouders.
Alles is verpakt in een compacte en uiterst robuuste opvouwbare textieldoos om het goed georganiseerd en draagbaar te houden.

Inbegrepen in de set:

  • Series 8004 C - Zyklop metalen ratel. 1/2" aandrijving x 281mm lang. Volledig metalen ratel van gesmeed chromoly. Zeer robuust met een slank kopontwerp voor kleine ruimtes, de breedte van de ratelkop is slechts 37 mm.
    Met drukknopmofontgrendeling, een schakelaar voor de ratelrichting en een fijn rateltandontwerp dat een kleine 5° terugslaghoek toelaat.
  • Serie 8790 HMC - Zyklop doppen. 1/2" aandrijving voor zeskantbouten en -moeren. 37 mm lang. Incl. 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19mm.
  • Series 8794 LC Zyklop verlengstuk. 1/2" aandrijving x 250mm lang. Met kogelvergrendelingsbussen en vrij draaiende huls.
  • Serie 8794 C - Zyklop wobble verlengstuk. 1/2" aandrijving x 52 mm lang. Maakt een verbindingshoek van 15° in alle richtingen mogelijk.
  • Series 8784 C2 - Zyklop bitadapterbus. 1/2" aandrijving. Met snelspanboorhouder voor snel wisselen van boren. 50 mm lang. Geschikt voor 5/16" zeskantbits volgens DIN ISO 1173-C 8 en Wera serie 2.
  • Serie 851/2 Z PH - Phillips bits. 5/16" aandrijving. 32 mm lang. Universeel. Incl. PH2; PH3.
  • Series 867/2 Z - Torx® bits. 5/16" aandrijving. 35 mm lang. Universeel. Incl. TX20; TX25; TX27; TX30; TX40; TX45; TX50; TX55.
  • Series 840/2 Z - Zeskantbits (inbuskop). 5/16" aandrijving. Hex-Plus bits, met groter contact tussen gereedschap en bout om beschadiging van de bout te voorkomen. Past op alle zeskantbouten (inbuskop). 30 mm lang. Incl. 5; 6; 8; 10mm.
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