Wera 784 A 1/4 in Square Adapter with Quick Release Chuck, 30 mm Overall

RS Stock No.:: 323-3528
Distrelec Article No.:: 304-09-945
Mfr. Part No.:: 05042750001
Manufacturer:: Wera

Wera 784 A 1/4 in Square Adapter with Quick Release Chuck, 30 mm Overall

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HK$192.50

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RS Stock No.:: 323-3528
Distrelec Article No.:: 304-09-945
Mfr. Part No.:: 05042750001
Manufacturer:: Wera

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Product Details

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Wera
	Drive Size	1/4 in
	Product Type	Socket
	Drive Type	Square
	Sub Type	Adapter with Quick Release Chuck
	Overall Length	30mm
	Standards/Approvals	ISO 1173, DIN 3126-H 7, DIN 3126-C 8, DIN 3126-C 6

	Select all
	Brand Wera
	Drive Size 1/4 in
	Product Type Socket
	Drive Type Square
	Sub Type Adapter with Quick Release Chuck
	Overall Length 30mm
	Standards/Approvals ISO 1173, DIN 3126-H 7, DIN 3126-C 8, DIN 3126-C 6

RoHS Status: Exempt

Wera Socket, Square to Hex Adapter, 1/4in Drive Size - 042750

Flex a tool to fit the job at hand with this socket from Wera. It slots onto a ratchet (495-449) to work with hex-shaped bits, letting you tackle multiple tightening tasks. As its ball stop groove holds bits securely, this component limits wobbling for hassle-free fastening. Support for a square drive size of 1/4in means the socket works with many standard tools. Thanks to its quick-release chuck, it makes switching out bits a cinch.

Features & Benefits

• Bits slide into place for easy tool assembly

• Compact length of 30mm to minimise bulk

• Non-magnetic for safe use around metal equipment

Applications

• Metalworking

• Workshops

• Plumbing maintenance

How do I remove a bit from this socket?

It's a breeze to eject a bit from this socket by simply pushing its sleeve up and pulling the component out.