Wiha 26194 Precision Phillips Screwdriver Set 4 Piece

Product Description

The WIHA 26194 is a 4-piece precision Phillips screwdriver set designed for fine-detail fastening work in tight, small-screw applications. The set covers point sizes from #000 through #1, making it well suited for electronics, instrumentation panels, control boards, and other precision assemblies encountered in HVAC controls, electrical equipment, and similar trade service work. Each screwdriver features a mini precision handle with a spinning cap that allows controlled fingertip pressure during delicate fastening. Blade widths span 2, 3, and 4 millimeters across the four drivers, and overall lengths range from approximately 4.7 to 6.75 inches.

This set is intended for technicians and tradespeople who regularly service equipment with small Phillips fasteners, such as control boards, thermostats, electronic actuators, and precision instruments. The compact handle profile and spinning cap make the set a practical addition to a service bag where fine motor control matters more than torque. The set ships in a protective box that keeps the four drivers organized during transport and storage.

Key Features

• Covers Phillips point sizes #000, #00, #0, and #1 in a single set
• Mini precision handle with spinning cap for controlled fingertip torque
• Blade widths of 2, 3, and 4 millimeters for small-fastener applications
• Overall lengths from 4.7 inches to 6.75 inches across the four pieces
• Ships in a box container for organized storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose precision Phillips screwdriver set suitable for small-fastener service work across HVAC controls, electrical panels, instrumentation, and electronic assemblies using #000 through #1 Phillips fasteners.

Installation Notes

Precision screwdrivers are intended for low-torque, small-fastener applications only. When servicing energized electrical or control equipment, follow NFPA 70E arc flash and shock hazard protocols and de-energize equipment before accessing control boards or terminal compartments where possible. Do not use precision drivers as pry tools or apply excessive rotational force, as blade tips can cam out and damage fastener heads.