Wera 05018264001 Kraftform Plus 932 A Slotted Screwdriver, 5.5mm Head, 4" Blade Length, Black

Great tool. Sturdy built. Grip is comfortable.

Bought a Phillips and flat head. Well made, solid handle that really fits in your palm, tips seem to show no wear after days of use. Good screwdriver.

These Wera chisel drivers are great! This review is for the 7mm Head slotted head model with the 5" Blade. I like this combination of tip size and blade length. It's nicely balanced. 7mm is ever-so-slightly larger than 1/4", so there are some applications where the tip might be slightly too large (like on wall plate screws). This driver might not be ideal for electrical work, but it's perfect for working on cars, small engines and other household or construction jobs where you need a really tough, versatile screwdriver. Not only are the handles comfortable to grip when you need to apply a lot of torque, they are tough and take abuse. Most importantly, the tips are tough. The models you can pick up at Add On prices are incredible values for professional quality tools. Highly recommended! NOTE: A word about Wera for those who consider COO when purchasing tools – Wera is a German company. Their tools are designed there, but manufactured elsewhere, primarily in the Czech Republic, but some products are being produced in Taiwan. I can't speak for every tool in their lineup, but they must have excellent quality control because every product of their's I have purchased (mostly screwdrivers and sockets) has been extremely well produced. I would match their fit and finish with any tool line. They favor a matte finish chrome over the heavily polished chrome favored by US tool makers. I have found their finish to be extremely durable. And their steel is as tough as any other professional quality tools I own (USA produced and otherwise). If quality and durability are your main concerns, then you should definitely consider Wera products.

So, about this screwdriver, it’s massive. I don’t have particularly large hands but I don’t think my finger tips touch when wrapped around the widest part of the handle. I have not found a slotted screw with a wide enough slot to accept the screwdriver tip. The shaft has a wide diameter and is meant to be pounded. I have been using it partnered with a hammer to break k.o. plugs and it blasts straight through the little welds. If you want a pretty awesome demolition tool, don’t hesitate you’ll love it

Looks to be a quality tool

This is my first Wera tool, and so far I am very happy with it. I only purchased one screwdriver which was the Phillips #2 with 4" blade, just to see how I liked it and go from there. I have had a chance to use this a few times and the results are just staggering. The grip is extremely comfortable and rivals even my Klein screwdrivers which I believe to have very comfortable grips. I also feel as though I get more torque as I am using this driver versus others. Just something about the way you can grip it and really get some serious turning power on that phillips screw. These grips also should be great for people with arthritis, or people with joint problems in their hands or wrist problems. It is a very solid, well-built screwdriver which looks and feels as though it will last a long time. Wish I would have given Wera a try sooner, it really is that good. This certainly will not be my only wera purchase, I've already added several Wera items to my wish list including the screwdriver with removable 4 inch blades. Only time will tell how long this lasts, but if anything changes, I will be sure to update my review. Can't go wrong with these and they should last a very long time.

Typical high quality Wera screwdriver. Feels great in hand, can be struck over and over with a hammer, and easy to use. Well made, durable, and will last a long time. Highly recommended and would suggest it to others.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Holds up against concrete.

Selten einen so robusten Schraubendreher gesehen. Hervorragend verarbeitet.

These Pozi-Drive screwdriver fit the Pozi-Drive hardware on most of the older Tektronix test equipment. No more stripped screw heads which is likely to happen if you use Philips screwdrivers. Later on Tek started using Torx-head screws which are also of a non-slip design

Ottimo cacciavite con lama esagonale passante, di grande robustezza. La presenza di un esagono di manovra consente di trasmettere grandi momenti torcenti.

The 7mm head fits perfectly in most slotted terminal machine screws where a #2 square or phillips bit would (breaker panels and power outlets, etc), and the bolster combined with the blow cap means you can hammer the head in and torque a damaged or cross-thread set screw out of the block terminal with confidence. I also have the 9mm version, which goes well for the bigger terminal screws for the bigger conductors (6AWG and up) and for torquing lock rings snugly for threaded connectors, or for any other chiseling application on soft metal, wood, drywall, etc. The grip is phenomenal and the tip is harder than anything I've had the pleasure to hammer this chiseldriver onto. The handle of the 7mm head is the same size as the P2 version. I actually prefer these driver to the standard Kraftform Plus due to their full metal heavier feel and born-to-torque structure (only a few of the 300 series have hexagonal blade and/or bolster). I wish they would make a 6~7mm version with a 6"~7" blade to reach those deeper terminals or to keep your fingers safer when pounding lock rings or punching out connectors openings. The blow cap is as hard as my hammer head FWIW :) Be careful to grab them on sale around $7, retail is about $10-$15, a set of 6 with rack goes around $60, all CAD currency plus taxes.

🔧 Wera 932 A Chiseldriver – Full Review This isn’t just a screwdriver—it’s a strike-cap beast built for chiselling, fastening, and loosening seized screws. The hexagonal blade runs full-length through the handle, making it safe to hammer without splintering. It’s part of Wera’s Kraftform Plus 900 Series, designed for maximum torque transfer, impact resistance, and ergonomic grip. Key specs: Size: 2.0 x 12.0 x 200 mm Blade: Pound-through hex shaft with integrated bolster Handle: Multi-component Kraftform with anti-roll hex shape Tip: Wera Black Point for corrosion resistance and exact fit Impact cap: Absorbs hammer blows, extends tool life Use case: Slotted screws, seized fasteners, light chiselling ✅ Pros Full tang blade – hammer-safe and torque-ready Impact cap – protects handle and absorbs shock Hex bolster – use with spanner for extra torque Ergonomic grip – fast repositioning, no hand stick Anti-roll design – stays put on uneven surfaces Wera Black Point tip – precise fit and rust protection Built for abuse – ideal for site work and stubborn fixings ❌ Cons Single function – slotted only, no interchangeable heads No magnetic tip – manual alignment required Premium price – typically £25–£42 depending on seller Not insulated – not for electrical work 🧠 Personal Verdict This driver’s proper kit for hard knocks, seized screws, and torque-heavy jobs. I’ve seen it used for site signage, gear mounts, and stubborn fixings, and it holds up—solid, sharp, and no faff. If you’ve ever used a screwdriver like a chisel (and who hasn’t), this one’s built for it. For under £40, it’s a smart grab for anyone who wants a driver that won’t flinch when the hammer comes out.