Schroevendraaier-bithouder Wera 05134480001

Wera 05134480001 is a universal bit holder designed for take-up of 1/4" hexagon head bits in accordance with DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3. The holder has a 1/4" hexagon shank compatible with power screwdrivers that accept DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3 take-ups and features a stainless sleeve for enhanced corrosion protection. With a length of 50 mm and a 25.4 / 4 mm (1/4 inch) shank size, it provides a secure connection between driver and bit for reliable torque transfer.

Advantages

The stainless sleeve offers special corrosion resistance, extending the service life in humid or corrosive environments. The standardized 1/4" hexagon interface ensures compatibility with a wide range of screwdriver bits and power tools that conform to DIN ISO 1173. A 50 mm overall length provides comfortable reach and control while maintaining a compact profile for use in tighter spaces.

Suitable for

• Power screwdrivers and drills with DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3 take-up
• Handheld screwdriver use with 1/4" hexagon bits
• Assembly, maintenance, and repair tasks requiring interchangeable bits

Key specifications

• Brand: Wera
• MPN: 05134480001
• EAN: 4013288017468
• Shank size: 25.4 / 4 mm (1/4")
• Shank type: 1/4" hexagon (DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3)
• Compatibility: Take-up according to DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3
• Length: 50 mm
• Material: Stainless steel sleeve for corrosion protection

How to use

Insert the matching 1/4" hex bit into the holder until it seats firmly. Fit the holder's 1/4" hexagon shank into the power screwdriver or drill chuck designed for DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3 take-ups. Operate the tool at appropriate speed and torque settings for the selected bit and fastener. After use, withdraw the bit from the holder and store both components to prevent damage or loss.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment when operating power tools. Avoid exposing the holder to aggressive chemicals or prolonged saltwater contact despite its stainless sleeve; rinse and dry after exposure. Select bits rated for the intended torque to prevent bit or holder damage.