Phillips screwdriver, PH 2 x 200 mm, 350 PH 05008725001 WERA

350 PH Phillips Screwdriver

Kraftform screwdrivers—ergonomics you can feel. They protect your hand and wrist from strain, even during prolonged use. Combined with additional technical and practical advantages, such as the Lasertip tip that ensures a secure grip on the screw, the result is the ideal screwdriver for manual assembly work.

We’ve all probably experienced at least once a situation where a screwdriver slipped out of the screw head while tightening or loosening it, sometimes causing damage to the surface of the part being installed or even injuring the user. The tips of Wera Lasertip screwdrivers feature microscopic grooves etched by a laser beam, creating a rough surface that literally “grips” into the screw head. Thanks to this, accidental slipping out of screws is now a thing of the past.

The focused laser beam burns grooves with very rough edges into the surface. The Wera Lasertip "bites" into the screw head and prevents the tool from slipping. For slotted screws and Phillips and Pozidriv cross-recessed screws.

The Wera Lasertip reduces the required pressure and allows for the transfer of greater forces. Screwing is safer and more convenient.

The fundamental principle behind the design of the Kraftform handle—that the hand shapes the handle—remains unchanged to this day. As early as the 1960s, Wera, in collaboration with the world-renowned Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering, designed a screwdriver handle whose shape was adapted to the shape of the hand. After several years of development work, Wera introduced the Kraftform handle to the market in 1968. Since then, the handle has been optimized using new technologies, but its proven shape has remained unchanged—just like the shape of the hand.

The large contact area between the handle and the hand provides greater friction within the soft zones of the handle, allowing for the transmission of high torque and preventing blisters from forming where the handle meets the edges.

The hard materials used to make the handle allow you to grip the tool quickly without your hand "sticking" to the handle. Softer, "non-slip" zones allow high torque to be transmitted without loss.

The hexagonal collar prevents the tool from rolling away from the work area. No more searching for a tool that has fallen on the floor.

Key features:
- Phillips screwdriver
- Hard zones for fast turning, soft zones for transmitting high torque
- With the "Take it easy" tool-finding system: color-coded by size
- The hexagonal collar prevents the tool from rolling away from the work area
- The Lasertip ensures the tool is securely seated in the screw socket