WIHA
WIHA 26307 Precision Hex Screwdriver 1/64 in Round hand screwdriver
Precision hex screwdriver with a 0.7 mm tip and 4 1/2 inch overall length for fine fastening tasks
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Precision 0.7 mm hex tip fits tiny fasteners
- 1/64 inch size targets micro-electronics repair
- 4 1/2 inch overall length gives fingertip control
- Chrome tip finish resists corrosion during use
- Non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive components
Precision Hex Screwdriver 1/64 in
The WIHA 26307 is a precision hex screwdriver with a 0.7 mm tip for fine fastening tasks. It suits technicians and hobbyists working on electronics, instruments or small mechanical assemblies. The round shank and chrome tip finish provide corrosion resistance for lasting accuracy. This tool is not for buyers who need an insulated driver for live electrical work.
Thermals Noise Power Draw
As a hand tool, the WIHA 26307 generates no heat, noise or electrical power draw during use. Operation relies entirely on manual torque applied by the user. The non-magnetic tip avoids unwanted attraction to metal debris in sensitive environments. No external power source or cooling is required.
Bundled Accessories Software
The product is supplied as a single precision screwdriver with no additional bits, handles or software included. California Proposition 65 notices indicate the presence of chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. Users should follow standard workshop hygiene such as washing hands after handling. No case, organiser or digital resources are provided.
Highlights
- Precision 0.7 mm hex tip fits tiny fasteners
- 1/64 inch size targets micro-electronics repair
- 4 1/2 inch overall length gives fingertip control
- Chrome tip finish resists corrosion during use
- Non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive components
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Screwdrivers |
Questions about this item
How do you seat the 0.7 mm hex tip without stripping the tiny fastener?
Align the tip squarely in the screw head, apply steady downward pressure and turn slowly; the 1/64 in size leaves almost no clearance for off-angle force.
When does the chrome-finished tip need replacement?
Replace it once the hex corners show visible rounding or the shank develops surface pitting despite the corrosion-resistant coating.
What stops you from torquing harder on a stuck screw?
The 4 1/2 in overall length and round shank give limited leverage, so the tip slips or deforms before the fastener breaks free.
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