Wera 932 A Screwdrivers Chiseldriver 900 Series, Multi-Colour,2.0 x 12.0 x 200 mm

🔧 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.

Great quality and solid build

Very well made tool. Effective as a screwdriver and a chisel. Designed to be used with a hammer. Expensive, but you get what you pay for with Wera.

Excellent tool as you'd expect from Wera

Expensive but very much worth it. Have used it to bash bearings out of motorcycle headstocks as much as as a screwdriver and it's performed both tasks brilliantly. The tip isn't even slightly damaged despite use as a chisel and punch and absolutely hammering it. I've bought another for work

Wera make great screwdrivers and this one is no different. I have used this driver, almost daily since i received it and its still looking as good as new even after repeatedly hitting hit with the hammer to free tights screws

I don’t know what these are made from but it’s lasting incredibly well. Use this as my bashing screwdriver for removing armoured cable locknuts or emergency chiseling and its held up very well after a year of use.

Such a versatile little tool, great for any job with separating or prying involved especially in tight spaces