Wera is a leading German manufacturer of professional screwdriving tools, famous for its Kraftform handles, Zyklop ratchets, and Joker wrenches designed for ergonomic and efficient use.
Wera Werkzeuge GmbH, headquartered in Wuppertal, Germany, is a globally recognized manufacturer of high-quality screwdriving tools. Known for their "Tool Rebel" spirit, Wera challenges standard tool design to create innovations that make working faster, safer, and more enjoyable. The company's extensive product portfolio includes the iconic Kraftform screwdrivers, which are shaped to fit the human hand, as well as the high-speed Zyklop ratchets and the self-setting Joker spanners.
Wera tools are engineered for professionals in aviation, automotive, construction, and electronics industries. Key innovations include the Hex-Plus profile to prevent rounded screw heads, the Impaktor system for extreme durability with impact drivers, and VDE-insulated tools for electrical safety. Whether for precision micro-screwdriving or heavy-duty fastening, Wera provides solutions that combine distinct style with exceptional function.
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Yes, Wera VDE tools are individually tested in a water bath at 10,000 volts in accordance with IEC 60900. This ensures safe working with loads up to 1,000 volts.
The "Take it easy" tool finder is a colour-coding system on Wera tools (such as L-keys and sockets) that allows users to quickly identify the correct tool size and profile.
Wera Safe-Torque screwdrivers feature a simple setting mechanism. Once the set torque value is reached, the tool has a slide-over mechanism that prevents overtightening, accompanied by a distinct audible signal.
Yes, Wera stainless steel tools are vacuum ice-hardened to provide the necessary hardness for industrial use while preventing extraneous rust that can occur when using conventional steel tools on stainless screws.