Wiha 36258 Torx Screwdriver T30 9-1/8 Inches Oal

Product Description

The WIHA 36258 is a T30 Torx screwdriver built for professional-grade fastening tasks in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical service work. It features a chrome-plated blade and an ergonomic handle designed to reduce hand fatigue during extended use. The overall length is 9-1/8 inches (233 mm), providing the reach and leverage needed for recessed or hard-to-access fasteners. The blade length is 115 mm. Weighing 0.2 pounds, this driver is lightweight enough for all-day carry on the tool belt. Licensed technicians and journeymen who regularly encounter T30 Torx fasteners in equipment panels, motor housings, and electrical enclosures will find this a reliable hand tool addition.

The WIHA 36258 is suited for residential and light commercial service environments where T30 Torx fasteners appear on HVAC equipment covers, electrical panel components, and plumbing fixture hardware. It is intended for single-fastener hand-drive applications rather than power-tool use. The ergonomic handle supports both high-torque turning and precision driving in confined spaces, making it practical across multiple trades on the same service call.

Key Features

• T30 Torx tip for direct fitment on T30 Torx fasteners common in HVAC and electrical equipment
• Chrome-plated blade finish for corrosion resistance in varied service environments
• Ergonomic handle designed to reduce fatigue during extended use
• 9-1/8 inch (233 mm) overall length with 115 mm blade for reach in recessed applications
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for comfortable all-day tool-belt carry

Compatibility

Designed for use with T30 Torx fasteners across HVAC equipment, electrical enclosures, and plumbing fixtures where T30 drive fasteners are specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

This driver is intended for hand use only and should not be chucked into a power drill or impact driver. Always de-energize electrical equipment and follow lockout/tagout procedures before using hand tools on live panels or equipment enclosures. Inspect the tip for wear before each use, as a worn Torx tip can strip fasteners and damage equipment. Follow applicable trade codes, including NEC requirements, when servicing electrical components.