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WIHA 26539 Precision Nutdriver 5/32" 60mm
Precision nut driver with 5/32 inch tip and 60 mm shaft for small fasteners in tight spaces
- TypeNut Drivers
- 5/32" tip fits small fasteners
- 60 mm shaft reaches tight spaces
- Rotating cap adds torque without repositioning
- Hex shank works with most sockets
- Molded handle gives comfortable grip
Precision nut driver 5/32" 60 mm
The Wiha 26539 is a new precision nut driver with a 5/32 inch tip and 60 mm shank length. Its rotating red cap allows higher torque without repositioning the hand. A moulded black plastic handle gives a comfortable grip. The hex shank fits most sockets and works with other tools.
Small fastener work and tight access
It suits technicians and hobbyists who turn small nuts and bolts in confined spaces. The round shank reaches recesses that block bulkier drivers. Buyers who need larger drive sizes or insulated shafts should look at something else.
Capacity and headroom
The 5/32" tip handles the smaller fasteners common in electronics and precision assemblies. The 60 mm shank provides reach for recessed hardware. It runs out when fasteners exceed the tip size or when the job demands a different drive profile.
Highlights
- 5/32" tip fits small fasteners
- 60 mm shaft reaches tight spaces
- Rotating cap adds torque without repositioning
- Hex shank works with most sockets
- Molded handle gives comfortable grip
Specifications
| Brand | WIHA TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Type | Nut Drivers |
Questions about this item
What size fastener does the 5/32" tip on this WIHA 26539 nut driver fit?
The 5/32 inch tip fits fasteners with a 5/32 inch hex head, common in precision assemblies and small mechanical work.
Will the hex shank on this 60mm driver fit into my existing 1/4" drive sockets?
The hex shank is designed to fit most standard sockets, allowing use with ratchets or T-handles you already own.
How can I confirm the rotating red cap is functioning correctly after first use?
The cap should spin freely under fingertip pressure while the shank stays fixed, letting you apply continuous torque without regripping.
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