Wiha 36211 Torx Plus Screwdriver IP6 6-13/32 in Oal

Product Description

The WIHA 36211 is a Torx Plus screwdriver sized for IP6 fasteners, built for professional technicians who need precise, controlled torque on Torx Plus drive hardware. The driver features a chrome-plated tip and an ergonomic handle designed to reduce hand fatigue during repetitive fastening tasks. At 6-13/32 inches overall length, it fits comfortably in tight service bays and equipment enclosures. WIHA hand tools are a standard choice for HVAC technicians, electricians, and field service professionals working on control panels, motor assemblies, and electronic enclosures secured with Torx Plus fasteners.

This driver is suited for applications where standard Torx bits will not engage cleanly and a dedicated Torx Plus profile is required. IP6 is a common drive size found on light-duty electronic assemblies, HVAC control boards, small motor housings, and precision equipment. The compact overall length makes it practical for bench work and field service alike. It is sold as a single unit and is a direct addition to any professional hand tool kit that services Torx Plus fastened equipment.

Key Features

• IP6 Torx Plus tip engages Torx Plus fasteners with a precise fit to reduce cam-out
• Chrome-plated finish on the tip provides corrosion resistance during daily use
• Ergonomic handle reduces hand fatigue on repetitive fastening tasks
• 6-13/32 inch overall length is compact enough for panel and enclosure work
• Standard fastener style — not tether capable, suited for conventional service environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP6 Torx Plus fasteners found on electronic assemblies, HVAC control boards, motor housings, and similar light-duty equipment requiring a Torx Plus drive profile.

Installation Notes

De-energize and lock out all electrical equipment before servicing any fasteners on control boards or live panels. Use the appropriate Torx Plus size to avoid fastener damage — do not substitute a standard Torx driver for Torx Plus applications. A licensed electrician or qualified HVAC technician should perform any work on energized equipment in accordance with NEC and local codes.