One Compact Driver, Seven Ways to Work: The Wera Kraftform Kompakt 26 is a 7-piece bitholding screwdriver built for technicians who need both manual precision and power tool speed in a single, pocket-sized tool. Retracts for Tight Spots, Extends When You Need Reach: The two-position telescopic bayonet blade lowers into the handle for confined-space work, then extends into a full-length screwdriver with a simple push of the clamping sleeve. Fast Bit Changes, No Extra Tools: The Rapidaptor quick-release chuck allows one-handed bit insertion and removal, while a built-in press-button magazine keeps all bits stored in the handle and ready to grab. Doubles as a Power Tool Adaptor: Remove the bayonet blade entirely and use it as a standalone bit holder in a power drill or driver, then snap it back into the handle for manual work. Comfortable, Portable, Ready to Go: The anti-roll Kraftform handle's ergonomic, multi-component design reduces hand fatigue during extended use, and the included belt pouch keeps the set organized and within reach on the job.
Wera 7 in 1 Kraftform Kompakt 26 multi-tool is designed as the compact tool for manual or machine use. The two-position telescopic blade retracts into the handle for easy screw-driving in the tightest spots. With quick push of clamping sleeve the bayonet blade extends into full-sized screwdriver. Bayonet blade can be removed and attached to a power tool as a bit holder. Rapidaptor with quick-release chuck that allows for quick one-handed bit insertion and removal for insert and power bits. Integrated bit storage, with press-button opening, makes tool adjustments quick and effortless. Limited Life Time Warranty. KK26 contains Kraftform Screwdriver with integrated bit storage and bayonet blade with Rapidaptor quick-release chuck, 2 Slotted bits - 7/32”, 5/16”; 2 Phillips - PH1, PH2; 2 Square head - #1, #2. Includes durable belt pouch for transport and storage. Wera – The Best Tools For The Job
Product Dimensions
7.68 x 3.74 x 2.52 inches; 9.28 ounces
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We do not believe that tools have reached their ultimate stage of development. We are always searching for new ideas. We think differently. We question things. And in so doing, develop screwdriving tools such as the Zyklop ratchet and the Joker open-end wrench - tools that have turned the familiar into the exceptional.
