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Wera Tool-Check Modular Set 1, 50 Pce

The Tool-Check Modular system offers the possibility of combining Tool-Check Modular products in a super-compact manner depending on requirements. All you need is the rigid adapter 9549 and the flexible hinge 9550, both included in the set. The Tool-Check Modular products can be combined, exchanged or expanded at any time.

SKU: GC166-WER049020

Wera Tool-Check Modular Set 1, 50 Pce

Wera Tool-Check Modular Set 1, 50 Pce

The Tool-Check Modular system offers the possibility of combining Tool-Check Modular products in a super-compact manner depending on requirements. All you need is the rigid adapter 9549 and the flexible hinge 9550, both included in the set. The Tool-Check Modular products can be combined, exchanged or expanded at any time.

The Wera Tool-Check Modular Set 1 is a highly versatile and compact precision tool system designed for professional technicians and demanding users. The set includes an 815/1 1/4" bitholding screwdriver (78 mm), 8011 Zyklop Mini 4 bit ratchet (50 mm), 870/1 adaptor (25 mm) with friction ball for manual nut spinner sockets, and an 899/4/1 universal bit holder (50 mm). A comprehensive bit selection is supplied, including Phillips PH1 and PH2, Pozidriv PZ1 and PZ2, Torx TX10, TX15, TX20 and TX25, slotted 0.8x5.5 mm, and hex bits in 3, 4, 5 and 6 mm, across 25 mm and 50 mm lengths. The kit also features 8790 HMA Zyklop 1/4" sockets (23 mm) in 7, 8, 10 and 13 mm, along with a Tool-Check Modular Hex-Plus L-Key set (7-piece) comprising chrome-plated metric keys from 1.5 mm to 6 mm.

For precision and electronics work, the set includes the Tool-Check Modular Micro 1 (21-piece) with a 1014 Kraftform Micro bitholding screwdriver, micro Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx, Hex-Plus and slotted bits, including JCIS-modified PH0, covering sizes from 0.3 mm up to 2.5 mm. Multiple 9549 Tool-Check Modular adapters, hinges and adapters, and the 9550 Tool-Check Modular high case (67.5x91x22 mm) ensure flexible configuration, secure storage and excellent portability. This modular system delivers maximum functionality in a compact format, ideal for workshop, field and precision applications.

Key Features:

Super-Compact Modular Tool System

Flexible and Expandable Tool Design

Rigid Adapter and Hinge

Customisable Tool-Check Modular Setup

Interchangeable and Upgradeable Components

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Wera Tool-Check Modular Set 1, 50 Pce

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Wera Tool-Check Modular Set 1, 50 Pce

The Tool-Check Modular system offers the possibility of combining Tool-Check Modular products in a super-compact manner depending on requirements. All you need is the rigid adapter 9549 and the flexible hinge 9550, both included in the set. The Tool-Check Modular products can be combined, exchanged or expanded at any time.

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