Wera Hex Key - 5/64in

The ballpoint drive allows the screwdriver to engage the screw head even when it's not perfectly aligned, enabling screwdriving at an angle (up to 15 degrees) which is useful in confined spaces.

It uses color-coding according to the screw profile (e.g., red for Phillips, green for Pozidriv) and a clear size stamp on the tool, making it easy to quickly identify the correct screwdriver.

While the 'Power zone' helps transfer higher torque, this is a micro screwdriver designed for precision work. For heavy-duty or high-torque applications, a larger, more robust screwdriver is recommended.

The Black Point tip provides superior corrosion protection and an exact fit into the screw head, reducing the risk of cam-out and prolonging the life of both the tool and the screw.

This zone, located just below the twist cap, allows for fast, continuous turning by keeping your hand fixed on the cap and rotating the shaft. This minimizes the need for frequent grip adjustments, speeding up work.

This specific model is designed for hexagon socket screws of the 5/64" size. Wera offers other micro screwdrivers with different tip types (e.g., Torx, Slotted) for various screw applications.

Ensure you are using the correct size screwdriver for the screw. Verify that the screw head is not damaged and that the Black Point tip is properly seated. For angled screwdriving, ensure the angle does not exceed the ballpoint's effective range (typically 15 degrees).

Utilize the ballpoint feature for angled access. If space is extremely restricted, consider using a flexible extension or a different type of tool if access is completely impossible.

Ensure your hand is positioned correctly on the Kraftform handle, utilizing the designated zones (Power, Precision, Twist Cap) for their intended functions. For very high torque applications, this tool may not be suitable.