Extraneous rust

Stainless steel has the property of not rusting. However, if tools made out of conventional steel are used for stainless steel components or screws, the particles left behind from these tools can adhere to the surface and then rust. This effect - known as extraneous rust - can impair the visual appearance and even cause structural damage that may result in expensive repair work. The wear particles that cause this rust effect can be prevented by using stainless steel tools.

Stainless Steel Bits

Wera stainless steel bits are manufactured out of stainless steel so unsightly rust can be avoided. The stainless steel bits from Wera are vacuum ice-hardened and have the hardness and strength needed for screw connections. There are no limitations to the industrial applications they are suitable for.

Screw stainless steel together with stainles steel

Solution to the rust problem: screwdriving stainless steel together with stainless steel! Wera stainless steel tools are manufactured out of stainless steel so unsightly rust can be avoided.

Vacuum ice-hardened

The stainless steel tools from Wera are vacuum ice-hardened and have the hardness and strength needed for screw connections. There are no limitations to the industrial applications they are suitable for.

• Suitable for Pozidriv screws
• Stainless Steel Bits
• Solution to the extraneous rust problem: fasten stainless screws with stainless tools
• Vacuum ice-hardened
• 1/4" hexagon drive (Wera connecting series 4)