Torx Bit Socket Wera 05003369001 8767 A

The Wera 05003369001 8767 A Torx bit socket is a 1/4" drive tool engineered for reliable performance in high-torque fastening tasks. Featuring a TX 30 tip and a 28 mm overall length, this bit socket combines a secure retention mechanism with durable construction to hold Torx fasteners firmly during assembly or disassembly. The bright orange finish improves visibility in work areas and toolboxes, while the compact design fits standard 1/4" drive ratchets and drivers for convenient use.

Advantages

This Torx bit socket offers secure bit retention that reduces wobble and bit slippage under load, improving contact with the fastener. Manufactured from hardened materials, it resists wear and deformation during repeated use. The TX 30 geometry matches Torx fasteners precisely for efficient torque transfer, and the 28 mm length provides reach without exposing the bit excessively. The orange color aids quick identification among tools.

Suitable for

• High-torque assembly and disassembly of Torx TX30 fasteners
• Use with 1/4" drive ratchets, T-handle drivers and compact power drivers
• Maintenance tasks in workshops, automotive repairs and equipment servicing
• Situations requiring a secure bit retention to prevent loosening during use

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/4"
• Tip profile: Torx TX 30
• Overall length: 28 mm
• Retention feature: integrated bit retention for secure holding
• Finish: bright orange for visibility
• Material: hardened tool steel for wear resistance

How to use

Insert the Torx bit socket onto a compatible 1/4" drive tool until the retention mechanism engages. Align the TX 30 tip with the fastener head and apply steady torque while maintaining axial pressure to keep the bit fully engaged. For powered drivers, select appropriate torque settings to avoid over-torquing. After use, wipe the bit socket clean and store it in a designated socket organizer to preserve the retention mechanism and finish.

Usage recommendations

Use matching TX 30 fasteners to ensure correct fit and avoid chamfered or damaged heads. Inspect the bit tip regularly for rounding or wear and replace the bit socket if the retention mechanism or tip form is compromised. When working with rusted or seized fasteners, apply penetrating lubricant and use controlled torque to reduce the risk of damage to the socket and fastener.