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WIHA 26135 Precision Phillips Screwdriver #0 Round hand screwdriver
Precision Phillips #0 screwdriver with corrosion-resistant chrome tip and non-magnetic shank for delicate assembly tasks
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Precision Phillips #0 tip fits small fasteners
- 5 3/4 inch overall length gives controlled reach
- Corrosion-resistant chrome finish protects the tip
- Non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive parts
- ESD-safe design not included for general use
Precision Phillips #0 Screwdriver
The Wiha 26135 is a precision Phillips screwdriver with a #0 tip designed for detailed fastening tasks. Its round handle provides control for electronics, eyewear or small-appliance work. The tool is new and corrosion resistant with a chrome tip finish. It is non-magnetic and not ESD safe.
Suitable for light assembly and repair
This driver suits technicians and hobbyists who need a precise #0 Phillips tip for small screws. It is not intended for heavy torque applications or magnetic screw retention. Buyers requiring insulated shafts, non-sparking properties or ESD-safe handles should look elsewhere. The lack of a shank coating also limits use in specialised environments.
Handles small fasteners with corrosion resistance
The #0 tip engages small Phillips heads cleanly while the chrome finish resists corrosion during storage. The non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive components. Without insulation or non-sparking rating, the tool cannot be used on live circuits or in explosive atmospheres. Overall length is 5 3/4 in for adequate reach in tight spaces.
Highlights
- Precision Phillips #0 tip fits small fasteners
- 5 3/4 inch overall length gives controlled reach
- Corrosion-resistant chrome finish protects the tip
- Non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive parts
- ESD-safe design not included for general use
Specifications
| Brand | WIHA TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Type | Screwdrivers |
Questions about this item
What screw head size does the #0 Phillips tip on the 26135 fit?
The #0 Phillips tip is made for size #0 Phillips screws, commonly found in small electronics and precision assemblies.
Can I keep using my existing #1 or #2 Phillips drivers alongside this #0 model?
Yes, the #0 driver handles smaller fasteners while your #1 and #2 drivers cover larger sizes; they complement each other without overlap.
How do I confirm the 26135 is working correctly after I start using it?
The tip should engage the #0 screw recess cleanly, turn without cam-out, and show no rounding on the chrome finish after normal use.
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