Wera Tools
Wera Tools Socket Bit Metric M Tip Blue 5066850001
Metric socket bit with M-tip profile in oiled steel, colour-coded blue for quick identification
- TypeSocket Bits
- ColorBlue
- Metric socket bit for precise fastener fit
- M-tip profile engages screw heads securely
- Blue finish aids quick tool identification
- Wera engineering ensures professional-grade durability
- First listed by manufacturer January 16, 2020
Wera Metric M-Tip Socket Bit
This Wera Tools socket bit uses a metric M-tip profile for fastening tasks that require that specific drive. The blue finish identifies the tool in a mixed tray and the oiled steel construction resists corrosion during storage. It is sold as a single piece under part number 5066850001.
Suited for mechanics needing an M-tip metric bit
Technicians who work with M-profile fasteners will find the correct drive geometry here. Buyers who need a different tip profile, a complete bit set, or an impact-rated socket should look at other listings because this item is a single non-impact bit.
Metric M-tip drive profile
The defining specification is the metric M-tip drive, which matches only fasteners designed for that profile. Confirm the fastener requires an M-tip before purchase because other metric profiles will not engage correctly.
Highlights
- Metric socket bit for precise fastener fit
- M-tip profile engages screw heads securely
- Blue finish aids quick tool identification
- Wera engineering ensures professional-grade durability
- First listed by manufacturer January 16, 2020
Specifications
| Brand | Wera |
|---|---|
| Type | Socket Bits |
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
What drive interface does the Wera 5066850001 socket bit use?
The bit fits standard metric M-tip fasteners and is driven by a compatible ratchet or driver.
What physical clearance does the blue Wera socket bit need to engage a fastener?
Its compact socket-bit body reaches recessed metric M-tip heads without extra adapters.
How is the Wera 5066850001 installed on a ratchet, and what step is often missed?
Press the bit firmly into the square drive until the detent locks; skipping the lock check risks the bit falling out.
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