Tournevis multi-embouts Wera 05057482001

The Wera 05057482001 multi-bit screwdriver combines a robust Kraftform Turbo handle with a Rapidaptor bit holder to deliver faster, mechanically assisted screwdriving without compromising precision. The part-time universal gear integrated in the handle increases working speed when engaged and can be switched off for fine adjustment or final tightening. The steel mechanism is maintenance-free, and the Rapidaptor accepts all standard 1/4" hexagon bits for a wide range of screw profiles supplied with the set.

Advantages

The Kraftform Turbo mechanism accelerates screwdriving mechanically and can be engaged or disengaged with a button for controlled operation. The maintenance-free steel design ensures long service life, and the Rapidaptor bit holder allows quick one-hand insertion and removal of 1/4" hex bits. The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip for precise torque application.

Suitable for

• General assembly and maintenance tasks requiring multiple bit types
• Work that benefits from faster screwdriving while retaining the option for precise final tightening
• Situations where single-handed bit changes improve workflow

Key specifications

• Brand: Wera
• Model / MPN: 05057482001
• EAN: 4013288214614
• Bit interface: 1/4" hexagon (Rapidaptor)
• Included tip types: Hex (metric), Phillips, Pozidriv, Slot, Torx
• Handle colours: Black, Green
• Mechanism: Part-time universal gear (Kraftform Turbo), switchable

How to use

Insert a compatible 1/4" hex bit into the Rapidaptor bit holder until it locks. Press the turbo button to engage the Kraftform Turbo gear for faster screwdriving; press again to disengage for fine adjustment, final tightening or loosening high-torque screws. To remove a bit, push the sleeve forward and pull the bit out. Use the ergonomic handle to maintain control and apply the appropriate torque for the fasteners in use.

Recommendations

Switch off the turbo function when performing final tightening or loosening of high-torque screws to avoid over-torquing. Regularly inspect bits for wear and replace damaged tips to maintain secure engagement and prolong tool life.