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product_id: 7475317
title: "KK25 Replacement Type Driver Bit Set"
brand: "wera"
price: "A$121"
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category: "Wera"
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# Rapidaptor quick-release chuck Integrated pouch & bit storage 25 bits in one compact set KK25 Replacement Type Driver Bit Set

**Brand:** wera
**Price:** A$121
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Elevate your toolkit game—compact, fast, and built for pros who never settle.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KK25 Replacement Type Driver Bit Set by wera
- **How much does it cost?** A$121 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/7475317-kk25-replacement-type-driver-bit-set)

## Best For

- wera enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wera brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **On-the-Go Ready:** Durable Kevlar pouch keeps your multi-tool secure and accessible—because your projects don’t wait.
- • **Rapidaptor Speed:** One-handed bit changes with a magnetic quick-release chuck—cut your downtime, not corners.
- • **Ergonomic Mastery:** Kraftform handle molds to your palm for ultimate comfort and high-speed torque transfer.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** 25 industrial-grade bits stored inside a sleek, ergonomic handle—ready for any job, anywhere.
- • **Telescopic Versatility:** Two-position bayonet blade extends or retracts for tight spaces or full-size torque.

## Overview

The Wera 051024 Kraftform Kompakt 25 is a German-engineered multi-bit screwdriver set featuring 25 high-quality slotted and Phillips bits stored inside an ergonomic handle. It boasts a Rapidaptor quick-release chuck for fast one-handed bit changes, a two-position telescopic bayonet blade for tight spaces or full-size use, and comes with a durable Kevlar pouch for easy transport. Designed for professionals and enthusiasts who demand precision, comfort, and portability in one sleek package.

## Description

Product Description Wera 7 in 1 Kraftform Kompakt 25 multi-tool is designed as the compact tool for manual or machine use. The two-position telescopic blade retracts into the handle for easy screw-driving in the tightest spots. With quick push of clamping sleeve the bayonet blade extends into full-sized screwdriver. Bayonet blade can be removed and attached to a power tool as a bit holder. Rapidaptor with quick-release chuck allows for quick one-handed bit insertion and removal for insert and power bits. Integrated bit storage, with press-button opening, makes tool adjustments quick and effortless. German Engineered. KK25 contains Kraftform Screwdriver with integrated bit storage and bayonet blade with Rapidaptor quick-release chuck, 3 Slotted bits - 9/64”, 7/32”, 5/16”; 3 Phillips - PH1, PH2, PH3. Includes durable belt pouch for transport and storage. Wera – The Best Tools For The Job! From the Manufacturer Wera Tools Kraftform Kompakt Screwdriver Kit - Ergonomic Shape of handle is perfectly adapted to palm; whole hand is in contact with the handle. Pushing a button at top of handle reveals 6 screwdriver bits stored inside. Bits are of highest industrial quality. When unique bayonet blade is lowered into handle, fast easy screwdriving action is possible even in the tightest spots. By pushing the clamping sleeve, bayonet blade can be extended out of the handle and the compact tool becomes a full sized screwdriver. Bayonet blade can be taken out of handle for use in a power drill chuck. Comes with Kevlar storage pouch that fits on your belt.

Review: Great Screwdriver - I usually don't use these types of screwdrivers. I have a professional set of Klein screwdrivers that I love. I bought this because I wanted the extension to use in my impact driver and the additional cost of buying the entire screwdriver instead of just the extension was attractive. It works really well and exactly the way it was designed. There is one huge positive that I want to mention. I generally hate using slotted screwdrivers because they always slip off the screws in any application. From time to time I need to replace electrical cover plates and it is such a pain. I did a comparison with my small Klien flat blade screwdriver and the Wera. The Wera has the Rapidaptor bit holder with a ring at the end that spins so you can hold it in place while turning. I was amazed at how well I was able to keep the flat bit on the screw while loosening or tightening cover plates. When I switched to the traditional screwdriver, it slid all over the place and was much more difficult to keep centered on the screw. I was also concerned about working in small spaces because of the size of the Rapidaptor. Don't get me wrong, the Rapidaptor is quite small for a bit adapter of this type. I found the tightest place I could find in my house which was the screws on a deadbolt as there was not much room between the screws and the deadbolt knob. It was close but it fit fine without rubbing on the knob. I also bought a 10 pack of Wera 3.5" Phillips bits that I can attach to this screwdriver in the event I need to get into an even tighter space. But, I'm not planning to use this as my go to screwdriver. I'm going to stick with the Kleins for most jobs. But this is just a handy little tool to have around. There are two minor negatives to mention but I believe they are expected from this type of device so I don't think it should take away from the 5 star rating. The first thing is because it is a multipart screwdriver, the connection between the handle and the shaft has the slightest amount of play which causes the shaft to wiggle a bit. Not to the point that it takes away from the function at all, it just feels less secure than a solid traditional screwdriver. But again, that is to be expected from this type of device. Another thing that happened is that one of the bits fell out of the storage area in the handle when I opened it. I snapped it back into place and it seemed to snap in firmly so maybe it was just a little loose from the factor or shipping. All and all this is a great product with a really cool design and features. Update: I still think this is a 5 star tool but I sold it to a friend who loved it. I found myself continually using my Klein Heavy Duty Multi-Bit screwdriver. There are a couple of things about the Klein that work better for me. First, it feels more solid as the Wera has a slight wobble. I feel that these two screwdrivers are for different purposes though. The Wera is more of a compact travel tool and it is great for that purpose. I can use the Klein every day and it feels solid. Another thing about he Klein is that all of the tips are in the blade of the screwdriver, not the handle. When I want to go from phillips to slotted all I need to do is pull out the blade, flip it over and put it back in. The Wera takes a little more time to switch bits. The last thing is that I prefer the traditional grip of the Klein more than the unique grip of the Wera. The Wera is not bad but I just prefer the Klein type grip. Also, the Klein contains 3 nut drivers built into the blade. For all around day to day use in a professional environment, the Klein is better for me. For mobility as a travel screwdriver for a car or boat, the Wera is great. The Klein is also about half the price of the Wera. But, you can use any 1" hex tip with the Wera. Not so with the Klein. They are both good, just different. On another note, I'm planning to buy a set of Wiha insulated slim screwdrivers. I'm choosing Wiha over Wera because of the handle. I think I will like the smoother handle of the Wiha better than the Wera. Both are ergonomic but the Wiha is smoother and rounder. I've held them both and the Wiha feel more comfortable to me. Many people love Wera and I think they are 5 star tools.
Review: Great multi-screwdriver. - I purchased this screwdriver along with the Wera 838 RA-R M ratcheting screwdriver. I prefer the larger handle size of this KK25 model. The larger grip has a more positive feel in the hands. This screwdriver is available with different bits in the internal holder which gives it a different part number. The Rapidaptor extension telescopes out when the green ring is pulled backwards toward the handle. It can also be removed by holding the ring and pulling it out. It requires a firmer pull backwards on the ring to push the extension back inside the handle. It can be used in the in or out position. The bit holding tip is fitted with a magnet to hold screws to the tip. The bit is ejected with a simple pull of the green and black grip at the tip of the extension. The tip remains in the out position until a new bit is inserted and it automatically locks the bit in place. While the pouch is nicely made, I doubt that I will ever use it. I'm more likely to use a larger tool pouch to carry this and other tools. I ordered other Rapidaptors in various lengths to fit this and 838 model with smaller handle. Time will tell if this ends up replacing my Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver as my go-to.

## Features

- Features bayonet blade, Rapidaptor with quick release chuck, integrated bit storage and pouch for convenient transport and storage (SL/PH)
- Two-position Bayonet blade is extendable and can be removed and attached to power tool
- Multi-component Kraftform handle fits the shape to the hand for the ultimate in comfort and high speed torque transfer
- Features Rapidaptor with quick-release chuck that allows for quick one-handed bit insertion and removal for insert and power bits
- The two-position telescopic blade retracts into the handle for easy screw-driving in the tightest spots.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001HSNHM2 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #54,613 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #217 in Screwdriver Bit Sets |
| Brand | Wera |
| Color | Black/Green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (3,938) |
| Date First Available | November 9, 2004 |
| Finish | Brushed |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04013288098931 |
| Head Style | Flat |
| Included Components | KRAFTFORM 25 BITS ASSORTMENT |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 7 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 6.3 x 2.36 x 1.57 inches |
| Item model number | 05051024001 |
| Manufacturer | Wera Tools |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Model Name | 05051024001 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 05051024001 |
| Pattern | Pouch Set |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 6.3 x 2.36 x 1.57 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home Improvement, Furniture Assembly |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic |
| Special Features | Ergonomic |
| Style | Slotted/Phillips |
| Usage | Professional |
| Voltage | 1 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wera
- **Color:** Black/Green
- **Head Style:** Flat
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Number of Items:** 1

## Images

![KK25 Replacement Type Driver Bit Set - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81IGBwzrCiL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is there a version of this unit that can ratchet. It seems you either have to get one with an extension or no bit holding in the handle...**
A: We offer several Wera ratcheting sets on page 1221 of the Travers catalog, which can also be seen on the company's website (from the Travers Tool team)

**Q: where is it made?**
A: Czech Republic. The majority of Wera items are made next door to Germany at Wera's Czech Republic facilities.

**Q: Are the screw bits laser etched for extra grip like their standard screw driver set?**
A: Not that I could tell. As a matter of fact I had the p2 bit break when it was being used in a impact driver. The bits aren't the strongest but loading the handle with bits of your choosing was not a big deal for me. I just kept a couple dewalt p2's in the handle since that's the bit I used the most and often in an impact.

**Q: What is the difference between this item and the Wera Kraftform Kompakt 26?**
A: I don't have so don't know about Wera Kraftform Kompakt 26.  But this Wera is one of my go-to screwdrivers.  It is NOT a ratcheting one, but it works well as Universal screwdriver.  It's bitholder has a lock/inlock action on small hex bits.  Also the bitholder can be released from the handle and put into an electric drill (but be careful on using high torque as it can strip screw heads).  It's a high quality tool that fits well into one's hand.  it comes with a nylon fabric pouch.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Screwdriver
*by M***N on March 19, 2014*

I usually don't use these types of screwdrivers. I have a professional set of Klein screwdrivers that I love. I bought this because I wanted the extension to use in my impact driver and the additional cost of buying the entire screwdriver instead of just the extension was attractive. It works really well and exactly the way it was designed. There is one huge positive that I want to mention. I generally hate using slotted screwdrivers because they always slip off the screws in any application. From time to time I need to replace electrical cover plates and it is such a pain. I did a comparison with my small Klien flat blade screwdriver and the Wera. The Wera has the Rapidaptor bit holder with a ring at the end that spins so you can hold it in place while turning. I was amazed at how well I was able to keep the flat bit on the screw while loosening or tightening cover plates. When I switched to the traditional screwdriver, it slid all over the place and was much more difficult to keep centered on the screw. I was also concerned about working in small spaces because of the size of the Rapidaptor. Don't get me wrong, the Rapidaptor is quite small for a bit adapter of this type. I found the tightest place I could find in my house which was the screws on a deadbolt as there was not much room between the screws and the deadbolt knob. It was close but it fit fine without rubbing on the knob. I also bought a 10 pack of Wera 3.5" Phillips bits that I can attach to this screwdriver in the event I need to get into an even tighter space. But, I'm not planning to use this as my go to screwdriver. I'm going to stick with the Kleins for most jobs. But this is just a handy little tool to have around. There are two minor negatives to mention but I believe they are expected from this type of device so I don't think it should take away from the 5 star rating. The first thing is because it is a multipart screwdriver, the connection between the handle and the shaft has the slightest amount of play which causes the shaft to wiggle a bit. Not to the point that it takes away from the function at all, it just feels less secure than a solid traditional screwdriver. But again, that is to be expected from this type of device. Another thing that happened is that one of the bits fell out of the storage area in the handle when I opened it. I snapped it back into place and it seemed to snap in firmly so maybe it was just a little loose from the factor or shipping. All and all this is a great product with a really cool design and features. Update: I still think this is a 5 star tool but I sold it to a friend who loved it. I found myself continually using my Klein Heavy Duty Multi-Bit screwdriver. There are a couple of things about the Klein that work better for me. First, it feels more solid as the Wera has a slight wobble. I feel that these two screwdrivers are for different purposes though. The Wera is more of a compact travel tool and it is great for that purpose. I can use the Klein every day and it feels solid. Another thing about he Klein is that all of the tips are in the blade of the screwdriver, not the handle. When I want to go from phillips to slotted all I need to do is pull out the blade, flip it over and put it back in. The Wera takes a little more time to switch bits. The last thing is that I prefer the traditional grip of the Klein more than the unique grip of the Wera. The Wera is not bad but I just prefer the Klein type grip. Also, the Klein contains 3 nut drivers built into the blade. For all around day to day use in a professional environment, the Klein is better for me. For mobility as a travel screwdriver for a car or boat, the Wera is great. The Klein is also about half the price of the Wera. But, you can use any 1" hex tip with the Wera. Not so with the Klein. They are both good, just different. On another note, I'm planning to buy a set of Wiha insulated slim screwdrivers. I'm choosing Wiha over Wera because of the handle. I think I will like the smoother handle of the Wiha better than the Wera. Both are ergonomic but the Wiha is smoother and rounder. I've held them both and the Wiha feel more comfortable to me. Many people love Wera and I think they are 5 star tools.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great multi-screwdriver.
*by J***S on August 13, 2025*

I purchased this screwdriver along with the Wera 838 RA-R M ratcheting screwdriver. I prefer the larger handle size of this KK25 model. The larger grip has a more positive feel in the hands. This screwdriver is available with different bits in the internal holder which gives it a different part number. The Rapidaptor extension telescopes out when the green ring is pulled backwards toward the handle. It can also be removed by holding the ring and pulling it out. It requires a firmer pull backwards on the ring to push the extension back inside the handle. It can be used in the in or out position. The bit holding tip is fitted with a magnet to hold screws to the tip. The bit is ejected with a simple pull of the green and black grip at the tip of the extension. The tip remains in the out position until a new bit is inserted and it automatically locks the bit in place. While the pouch is nicely made, I doubt that I will ever use it. I'm more likely to use a larger tool pouch to carry this and other tools. I ordered other Rapidaptors in various lengths to fit this and 838 model with smaller handle. Time will tell if this ends up replacing my Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver as my go-to.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Versatile, Quality Screwdriver
*by S***H on July 28, 2023*

I'm the kind of person that would rather have a few good screwdrivers instead of a lot junky, cheap ones and this fits the bill. This is great for throwing in the car, truck, or desk drawer for when you need that quick screwdriver for different screws. It has a unique spring loaded shaft and the bits lock in so they won't fall out. The only problem I would see is if your screw is recessed in a well, the lock would not fit the well. It is a little expensive but it is a quality multibit so it covers a lot of different screwdrivers in a very compact form factor.

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