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Wera 8751 A Zyklop 1/4" Drive Phillips Socket Bit
The Wera 8751 A Zyklop bit socket in PH3 x 28 mm with 1/4" drive is designed for larger Phillips fasteners, commonly found in heavy-duty joinery, structural timber work, and larger mechanical assemblies. The PH3 tip provides the surface contact needed to drive bigger screws with confidence and without cam-out.
Wera's Take it easy Tool Finder colour coding by size means this socket is easy to distinguish from smaller Phillips sizes at a glance, keeping your workflow smooth and efficient. The knurled lower end gives a secure grip for manual use, and the matt chrome-plated chrome vanadium steel construction delivers the robustness expected from a professional-grade tool.
Features and Benefits:
• Non-impact bit socket for manual or machine tool operations
• Take it easy Tool Finder: colour coding by size for quick identification
• Knurled lower end for confident manual grip
• Chrome vanadium steel with matt chrome-plated finish
Contents:
8751 A Phillips Zyklop bit socket, 1/4" drive, PH 3 x 28 mm
Specifications:
Drive Size: 1/4"
Phillips Size: PH3
Length: 28 mm
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 8751 A Zyklop 1/4" Drive Phillips Socket Bit
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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