Wiha 26025 Precision Miniature Slotted Screwdriver

Product Description

The WIHA 26025 is a precision miniature slotted screwdriver built for fine, controlled fastening work in tight spaces. It features a 3/32-inch blade width and a 2-inch blade length, with a 5.7-inch overall length that keeps the tool compact and maneuverable. The round shank is chrome-plated for corrosion resistance, and the steel blade is ground to a standard slotted tip profile. The ergonomic handle provides grip control during precision work. This screwdriver is sized for applications where full-size hand tools cannot reach or would risk damaging surrounding components.

This tool is suited for technicians and service professionals who work on small terminal screws, trim-out fasteners, control board connections, thermostat wiring terminals, and other miniature slotted fasteners encountered in HVAC, electrical, and plumbing service work. The compact form factor makes it a practical addition to a field service kit where precision fastener access is a regular requirement.

Key Features

• Precision miniature slotted tip sized at 3/32-inch blade width for fine fastener work
• 2-inch blade length for access in confined spaces
• 5.7-inch overall length keeps the tool compact and easy to carry
• Chrome-plated round shank resists corrosion in field conditions
• Steel blade construction for durability under repeated use
• Ergonomic handle designed for controlled grip during precision applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose precision miniature slotted screwdriver suitable for small slotted fasteners commonly found in control panels, terminal boards, and service components across HVAC, electrical, and plumbing trade applications.

Installation Notes

Always de-energize and lock out electrical panels or control boards before working on terminal screws or wiring connections. Use the correct blade width to avoid slipping and damaging the fastener head or adjacent components. This is a hand tool requiring no power source; apply steady, controlled torque to avoid cam-out on miniature fasteners. Follow applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer guidelines when working near live electrical components.