Scope of delivery
- 887/4 RR Rapidaptor Universal Bit Holder with ring magnet, 1/4" x 57 mm
Product description
Rapidaptor universal holder for bits with 1/4" external hexagon drive as per DIN ISO 1173-C 6.3 and E 6.3 (ISO 1173). The floating, fast-rotating magnet sleeve holds even long and heavy screws firmly. The Rapidaptor allows mounting the bits without using the sleeve. The bit is removed by simply pushing it forward - for lightning-fast bit changes, even with just one hand. 1/4" hexagonal, suitable for machine use with mounting as per DIN ISO 1173-F 6.3.
- Rapidaptor technology for rapid bit change
- Rapidaptor universal holder with ring magnet for bits with 1/4" hexagon drive
- Ring magnet and stop sleeve for secure fit of the screw on the holder
- 1/4" hexagon drive
Application
- Suitable for 1/4" DIN ISO 1173-C 6,3 and E 6,3 hexagon insert bits and Wera Series 1 and 4
Design
- Rapidaptor rapid-in, rapid-out, rapid-spin, chuck-all, and single-hand technology, with ring magnet and stop sleeve for secure screwdriving on the holder
Drive
- 1/4" hexagon suitable for power tools with DIN ISO 1173-F 6,3 receiver
Features and benefits
- Special design powerful ring magnet, for larger and heavier screws. Ideal for overhead work, too.
- The floating, free-turning magnetic sleeve securely holds even large and heavy screws to enable immediate application. There is no need to hold the screw when applying the tool - something which can be dangerous and painful. Also ideal for overhead work.
- Rapid bit change without needing any additional tools. One-hand operation with a freely spinning sleeve for simplified guidance of the tool. Also available in a BiTorsion design.
- The free-turning sleeve allows screw steadying at the start of the screwdriving process. This makes it easier to apply the tool to the screw and prevents slipping. It can also be used as a short extension for 1/4" applications e.g. in combination with the Wera Zyklop Ratchets.
- Every function of the Rapidator quick-release chuck, such as inserting or releasing bits, can be carried out with one hand. This is faster, more economical and more ergonomic. There are no unnecessary manoeuvres.
