Redirects cordless-drill power into WRD spindles, helping technicians work around dashboards, pillars, and tight quarter-glass openings. Included with all W-version removal kits.
Drive chain: Cordless drill Angle Driver 2.0 WRD spindle
Manual fallback: Hand Crank 360 — Preferred where tactile hand control matters.
Field advantages
Offsets drill body
Keeps the drill away from dashboards, pillars, steering columns, and trim.
Drives in tight spaces
Allows smooth cordless-drill rotation where straight-on drill access is impractical.
Reduces manual cranking
Cuts down hand-crank use during high-tension fiber-line pulls.
Supports WRD workflows
Works across windshield, quarter-glass, and heavy-duty removal setups.
Technical specifications
| Overall length | 2.91 in / 75 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 27 mm |
| Height | 38 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 5.2 oz / 147 g |
| Maximum working torque | 48 ft-lb / 65 N·m |
| Gear ratio | 1.5:1 |
| Input | 1/4 in / 6.3 mm hex shank |
| Output | 1/4 in / 6.3 mm magnetic hex socket |
| Rotation | Reversible rotation |
| Country of origin | Taiwan |
Field-use notes
- Use smooth cordless-drill torque: do not use impact mode.
- Avoid lateral side-loading: keep the driver aligned with the spindle.
- Use correct WRD bits or extensions: match the tool family and glass depth.
- Control trigger speed: avoid shock loads and line heat buildup.