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WERA

WERA 851/4 A PH bit Phillips, PH 2 x 89 mm - 05134373001

7.95 tax incl.
€6.57 excl. VAT (incl. all environmental contributions)
On order: delivered from 29/05/2026
each

The minimum purchase order quantity for the product is 10.

  • Delivery by DHL

Scope of delivery

  • 851/4 A bits, PH 2 x 89 x 6 mm

Product description

High quality Wera bit for Phillips screws. It has a sharp-edged profile that ensures a dependable transfer of power between the bit and screw by breaking off the paint e.g. when screw profiles are covered in it. Extra-hard design: 1/4" hexagon, suitable for holders as per DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3.

  • For Phillips screws
  • Profiled version
  • Particularly hard for semi-hard materials
  • 1/4" hexagon drive (Wera connecting series 4)

Application

  • Phillips screws

Drive

  • 1/4" hexagon, suitable for DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3 bit holders

Design

  • Extra-hard, profiled version

Features and benefits

  • A stands for aviation. A bits are particularly hard bits with a sharp-edged profile which e.g. penetrates screw profiles full of paint (such as on fuselage panels) ensuring a dependable transfer of force between the bit and the screw.
Key features according to our expert
  • Length: 89 mm
  • Drive profile size (bit): 2
  • Blade thickness: Not applicable
  • Type of drive profile (bit): Phillips
  • Connection size (bit): 1/4"
  • VDE approved: No
  • Bit tip: PH2
Specifications / All features
  • Brand: WERA
  • EAN: 4013288037862
  • Supplier number: WERA 05134373001
Length
89 mm
Drive profile size (bit)
2
Blade thickness
Not applicable
Type of drive profile (bit)
Phillips
Connection size (bit)
1/4"
Vde approved
No
Bit tip
PH2
Blade length (inches)
3 1/2" inch
Tip size
PH 2
Blade diameter
6 mm
Blade length
89 mm
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