WIHA
WIHA 26115 Precision Phillips #1 150mm hand screwdriver
A precision Phillips #1 screwdriver with a 150mm alloy-steel shank and a rotating, lockable cap for comfortable, fatigue-free use
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Rotating handle enables comfortable extended use
- Lockable rotating cap provides secure storage
- Alloy steel shank delivers sturdy durability
- Phillips #1 tip fits precision fasteners
- 150mm length offers extended reach
Precision Phillips #1 screwdriver
The Wiha 26115 is a new hand tool with a 150 mm shank and a Phillips #1 tip. Its alloy-steel blade resists wear during repetitive fastening tasks. A rotating cap on the handle locks in place for secure storage between jobs. The ergonomic grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use.
Electronics repair and fine assembly
Technicians working on small devices, circuit boards or precision instruments will appreciate the narrow tip and rotating handle. Builders who need a larger drive size, a different tip profile or a powered driver should select another tool. The California Proposition 65 notice indicates the presence of listed chemicals.
150 mm blade length
The 150 mm shank determines reach into deep recesses and clearance around nearby components. Verify that this length matches the access depth required for your specific application before purchase.
Highlights
- Rotating handle enables comfortable extended use
- Lockable rotating cap provides secure storage
- Alloy steel shank delivers sturdy durability
- Phillips #1 tip fits precision fasteners
- 150mm length offers extended reach
Specifications
| Brand | WIHA TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Type | Screwdrivers |
Questions about this item
What blade length and tip size does the 26115 screwdriver have?
The blade is 150 mm long and carries a Phillips #1 tip, giving the reach and fit needed for precision fasteners.
How is the rotating cap used during installation and what mistake should be avoided?
Turn the cap until it clicks into the locked position before applying torque; leaving it unlocked lets the handle spin and can strip the screw head.
When should the alloy-steel blade be replaced?
Replace the driver once the Phillips #1 tip shows visible rounding or wear, as a worn tip damages screw recesses and reduces torque transfer.
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