Wiha 26313 Precision Miniature Hex Driver 0.05 Inch

Product Description

The WIHA 26313 is a precision miniature hex driver engineered for small-fastener work in tight spaces. The driver features a 0.05-inch hex tip with a 1-9/16-inch blade length and an overall length of 4-3/4 inches, making it well-suited for applications where standard-size drivers are too large to maneuver. The steel blade is through-hardened for maximum durability under repeated use. A tapered handle measuring 3.1 inches in length provides a controlled grip during precision torque application. At 0.02 pounds, the tool is light enough for extended use without fatigue. Electricians, electronics technicians, HVAC controls specialists, and instrumentation professionals reach for this driver when working on small terminal hardware and circuit board fasteners.

The WIHA 26313 is suited for residential and commercial applications wherever 0.05-inch hex fasteners are used. Common install scenarios include low-voltage control panels, PCB standoffs, miniature equipment enclosures, and precision instrument housings. The compact blade and tapered handle allow access in recessed areas where larger hex drivers cannot seat properly. It is a single-piece tool intended for hand-torque tasks and is not rated for power driver use.

Key Features

• 0.05-inch hex tip fits small-fastener applications in controls and instrumentation work
• 1-9/16-inch blade length provides reach into recessed fastener locations
• Through-hardened steel blade resists tip wear and deformation
• Tapered handle design allows precise grip and torque control
• 4-3/4-inch overall length balances reach with maneuverability in confined spaces
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during repetitive tasks

Compatibility

Designed for use with 0.05-inch hex fasteners commonly found in miniature electronic assemblies, low-voltage control boards, and precision instrument hardware.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed by hand and requires no power source. De-energize any electrical panel or control board before working on fasteners in live equipment, following applicable NEC guidelines. Use only as a hand-torque tool — do not use with a power driver or torque multiplier. Inspect the tip for wear before each use to avoid fastener head damage.