Wiha 26105 Phillips Precision Screwdriver Size 0 2 Inch

Product Description

The WIHA 26105 is a precision miniature Phillips screwdriver designed for exacting fastener work in tight spaces and small assemblies. It features a No. 0 Phillips tip with a 2-inch round shank, machined to exact tolerances for reliable bit engagement. The blade is manufactured from CRM-72 tool steel, through-hardened for optimum torque performance, and finished with a micron vapor hard chrome plating that resists corrosion and wear. The cushion grip handle is slim, tapered, and proportioned to the blade size, giving technicians fine motor control during precision work. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and electronics service professionals use this tool for delicate panel and control board fastener work.

The WIHA 26105 is suited for residential and light commercial service applications where small fasteners are common, including low-voltage control boards, thermostat wiring compartments, electrical panel covers, and instrumentation enclosures. The finger control cap at the end of the handle allows single-handed spinning during finer adjustments. Its compact form factor makes it practical for confined access areas where standard-length screwdrivers cannot operate effectively.

Key Features

• No. 0 Phillips point with exact-fit precision machined tip for secure fastener engagement
• CRM-72 tool steel blade, through-hardened for optimum torque performance
• Micron vapor hard chrome finish for corrosion and wear resistance
• Slim, tapered cushion grip handle proportioned to blade size for finger control
• Finger control cap on handle end for single-handed spinning and fine adjustment
• Round shank, 2-inch blade length suited for precision and miniature fastener applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style precision hand tool for use with No. 0 Phillips fasteners commonly found in control boards, instrumentation panels, and small electrical enclosures.

Installation Notes

This screwdriver is a hand tool requiring no power or specialty equipment. When working on electrical panels, low-voltage control boards, or HVAC components, de-energize the circuit and follow applicable NEC or local electrical codes before accessing fasteners. Avoid applying excessive torque with miniature screwdrivers, as over-tightening can strip small fasteners or damage precision components. Clean the tip regularly to maintain proper seating and prevent cam-out.