Wera Kraftform Kompakt Anti-Roll Ratcheting Screwdriver

Last updated: March 3, 2022


Wera Kraftform Kompakt Anti-Roll Ratcheting Screwdriver

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Product Details

In our analysis of 50 expert reviews, the Wera Kraftform Kompakt Anti-Roll Ratcheting Screwdriver placed 12th when we looked at the top 15 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

From The Manufacturer

Wera compact tool with multi-component Kraftform handle for high working speeds and particularly ergonomic screwdriving. Integrated bit magazine in the handle. Includes ratchet: fine-pitched for small return angle, switchover ring (right, fixed, left), maximum torque of up to 50 Nm; hexagonal blade with 1/4″ hexagon socket take-up, stainless sleeve, strong permanent magnet.

Expert Reviews


What reviewers liked

The ergonomic handle — though strange looking at first glance — is comfortable to hold and use, with a mix of both hard and soft portions.
The ratcheting action on the Kraftform is what makes it special. With a special tooth system, this ratcheting screwdriver can withstand up to 50 Newton metres, or 38 pounds, of torque.
The Wera Kraftform Kompakt 27 (appx. $40) has an ergonomic handle with an anti-roll feature that allows you to exert a maximum of 37 foot-pounds of torque on fasteners. The fine-toothed gear allows the mechanism to engage with minimal backward turning.
These aren't inexpensive screwdrivers, but they are exceptionally well made, and will likely give you years of reliable service. If you use a hand screwdriver on a regular basis, you won't find a more comfortable driver.
It also houses multi-component and anti-roll features along with an integrated magazine.

What reviewers didn't like

Storage options are a carrying case, not in the shaft of the ratcheting screwdriver
I would have preferred magnetized bits
Its ratcheting mechanism starts to stick after frequent use.
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