Felo17 Piece Series 400 Ergonic/VDE Screwdriver Complete Display Set
R1,199
About
The Felo 400 Series screwdrivers are stronger, adaptable and truly ergonomic! The handle fits perfectly into the hand at all times. Hand and handle interlock, causing less strain and work fatigue, allowing higher maximum torque! The impact proof handle core is coated with elastic, scratch resistant elastomer containing cells of highly flexible plastics.
Product Features
- Ergonic, the first handle that adapts to the users hand!
- Smooth, seamless handle for maximum comfort
- Hand and handle interlock, causing less strain
- Anti-roll handle design
- Hanging hole for easy storage or inserting lever
- Screw symbols on handle cap
- Blades manufactured from chrome-molybdenum-vanadium steel
- GS tested for safety
- Superior torque which exceeds DIN and ISO requirements by up to 100%
- EAN code on every product
- Full length, impact proof handloe core
- Black tip for precision fit
- Model: FEL40091743
Product Includes
- 1 x 166mm Slotted 3.0 x 0.5
- 1 x 194mm Slotted 4.0 x 0.8
- 1 x 226mm Slotted 5.5 x 1.0
- 1 x 256mm Slotted 6.5 x 1.2
- 1 x 287mm Slotted 8.0 x 1.2
- 1 x 206mm Pozi 2
- 1 x 174mm Pozi 1
- 1 x 186mm Torx TX10
- 1 x 194mm Torx TX15
- 1 x 201mm Torx TX20
- 1 x 206mm Torx TX25
- 1 x 206mm Phillips 2
- 1 x 174mm Phillips 1
- 1 x 206mm Phillips 2 VDE Insulated
- 1 x 174mm Phillips 1 VDE Insulated
- 1 x 194mm Slotted 4.0 x 0.8 VDE Insulated
- 1 x 186mm Slotted 3.5 x 0.6 VDE Insulated
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