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Key features
- Easy accessThe 120 mm shaft and total length of 228 mm simplify access to recessed screws and tight areas during routine motorcycle maintenance.
- Precise formatThe 4.5 mm Phillips® PH1 tip is suitable for small diameter Phillips screws and small motorcycle assemblies.
- For urban maintenanceThis cross screwdriver is suitable for quick interventions on fairings, controls, and gauges.
Ref : BETA00026A / 1050874
Beta
Beta cross-head Universal Screwdriver
Recommended retail price: 8,46 €8,00 €
Compatibility
Universal part
This part fits many motorcycles.
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Key features
- Easy accessThe 120 mm shaft and total length of 228 mm simplify access to recessed screws and tight areas during routine motorcycle maintenance.
- Precise formatThe 4.5 mm Phillips® PH1 tip is suitable for small diameter Phillips screws and small motorcycle assemblies.
- For urban maintenanceThis cross screwdriver is suitable for quick interventions on fairings, controls, and gauges.
Features
Crosshead screwdriver by Beta
The BETA Phillips® PH1 crosshead screwdriver is designed for routine motorcycle maintenance and quick interventions. Its 120 mm shaft provides easy access to recessed screws, while its weight of 67.6 g ensures convenient transport in a toolbox or motorcycle bag.
Practicality and features
- The 120 mm shaft and total length of 228 mm facilitate access to recessed screws and tight spaces.
- Its weight of 67.6 g makes it easy to carry in a toolbox or motorcycle tool pouch.
Usage and performance
- The Phillips® PH1 tip is suitable for small diameter Phillips screws used on fairings, controls, and gauges.
- The tip diameter of 4.5 mm provides an appropriate size for small motorcycle assemblies.
Advantages
- The UNI/ISO 8764 standard offers a technical reference for identifying the tool standard during maintenance work.
- Manufacturer reference 012620012
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | BETA00026A / 1050874 |
| Screwdrive type | Phillips® |
| Screwdrive size | PH1 |
