WERA Series 7400 Kraftform adjustable torque screwdrivers (0.1-3.0 Nm) with Rapidaptor quick-release chuck, art. no. 7441 x 1/4" x 1.2-3.0 N m

THIS IS A GREAT TOOL

Funktioniert tip top und liegt gut in der Hand. Lässt sich leicht auf das gewünschte Drehmoment einstellen.

The tool is well made and a good compromise between quality and price. My impression from reading other reviews is that some cheaper models may be inaccurate, may break easily, or may not accept standard bits. Some other companies offer a wider range of torque values, but the range on this tool meets my needs perfectly. The handle is comfortable, grippy, and a good size that enabled me to reach a desired torque of 16 inch pounds without any hand discomfort and with a reasonable amount of effort. The settings on this model are in Newton meters rather than inch pounds which is a bit of an inconvenience. But conversion charts can be found easily online. The instructions are minimal and unclear for a first-time user. In particular, the mark that one should choose for a specific torque is unclear. But an online video by a customer made it easy to learn how to use this tool. I should have bought one of these years ago instead of waiting until I was retired and nearly 70 years old. But as a do-it-yourself person, I sometimes wonder if I am over tightening terminal screws when replacing a light switch or outlet. I always tightened them as much as I could and my guess was that I was probably over tightening them if anything. I still think that I probably did over tighten before getting this tool. But, I was still a bit surprised just how much torque I did have to apply to reach the tightness recommended by a manufacturer of a GFCI outlet. In other words, if I was before over tightening, I probably was not over tightening by a whole lot.

Oké item

Arrived quickly and is perfect for what I need it for. Changing the torque setting is simple and the design allows for it do be done even while gloved up for high voltage or cold weather. I will be looking to Wera the next time I'm looking to add specialty tools.