One of the more iconic tools of the Abwehran Armed Forces (AAF) Field Technician and Combat Engineer, and updated Powered Multi-Tool was developed in AF 260, YE 32, to replace the obsolete model.

About eighteen centimeters (~7 inches) in length when fulling extended, the Powered Multi-Tool has a handle and the actual mechanism section attached to each other on a rotating joint that can rotate 90-degrees forward. Attachments are utilized by locking them into the mechanism section's attachment slot and nuclear batteries are inserted into the back of the handle. Power controls can be found on the back of the handle just above the battery slot for thumb usage.

The Powered Multi-Tool comes with a variety of attachments for specific jobs, such as:

• Drill - Used for drilling holes.
• Screwdriver - Used to tighten screw-driven fasteners
• Spanner with an Adjustable, Magnetic Head - used for tightening bolts
• Vibro-cutter - Uses the same principles of the VB-01A Vibrating Combat/Utility Blade (VIBLADE) for cutting.