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Wera 840/1 ZBO Hex Pinned Security Bit Extra Tough
This Wera 840/1 ZBO bit is supplied in a 5mm hex size with a 25mm length, making it an excellent choice for larger hexagon socket BO security screws found in heavy-duty machinery, structural assemblies, and industrial equipment. The larger 5mm drive transmits greater torque, making it particularly effective when dealing with tight or seized tamper-proof fasteners.
The Hex-Plus profile ensures maximum contact between the bit tip and the screw recess, minimising wear and preventing the frustrating rounding that can plague lesser bits. Extra tough construction means this bit stands up to repeated hard-material use without compromise.
Features and Benefits:
• 5mm hex size for larger BO security screws requiring higher torque capacity
• Hex-Plus profile maximises contact, reducing wear and rounding
• Extra tough build for heavy-duty and hard-material applications
• 1/4" hexagon drive compatible with DIN ISO 1173-D 6.3 holders
Contents:
840/1 Z Tamper-proof Hex-Plus BO bit, 5 x 25mm
Specifications:
Hex Size: 5mm
Length: 25mm
Drive: 1/4" hexagon
Pack Quantity: 1
Specifications
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There is a Wera manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Wera 840/1 ZBO Hex Pinned Security Bit Extra Tough
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Wera, direct on 01246 27 77 56.
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