WIHA
WIHA 26547 Precision Nutdriver SAE 3/16in 2-7/16in
Precision nutdriver with a 3/16 inch tip and solid round shank for SAE fasteners
- TypeNut Drivers
- Selling Unit1
- Bit StyleNutdriver
- Tip Size3/16"
- Precision nutdriver for SAE 3/16 in fasteners
- Solid round shank provides reliable torque transfer
- 2-7/16 in shank length reaches recessed bolts
- Non-magnetic tip avoids interference with sensitive parts
- ESD safe design protects electronic components
Precision Nutdriver 3/16in SAE
The WIHA 26547 is a solid round shank nutdriver built for SAE fasteners. It fits 3/16in hex nuts and bolts with a 5/16in bolt clearance. The 2-13/32in shank length reaches recessed hardware in tight assemblies. It is a non-magnetic, non-insulated hand tool for general precision work.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a manual hand tool, the nutdriver produces no heat, noise or electrical draw during use. Operation depends entirely on user-applied torque. The moulded handle provides grip without vibration damping claims. No external power source or cooling is required for any application.
Upgrade path and when it matters
This driver replaces worn or undersized nutdrivers that round off 3/16in fastener corners. The jump is worth it when a precise SAE fit and solid shank strength are needed for repeated assembly tasks. It does not suit metric fasteners, magnetic retention needs or insulated electrical work.
Highlights
- Precision nutdriver for SAE 3/16 in fasteners
- Solid round shank provides reliable torque transfer
- 2-7/16 in shank length reaches recessed bolts
- Non-magnetic tip avoids interference with sensitive parts
- ESD safe design protects electronic components
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha |
|---|---|
| Model | 26547 |
| Type | Nut Drivers |
| Selling Unit | 1 |
| Bit Style | Nutdriver |
| Tip Size | 3/16" |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 2 13/32 in shank into a tight space without stripping the 3/16 in nut?
Slide the solid round shank straight onto the fastener, keep the driver perpendicular, and turn with steady hand pressure; angling the tool is the step that rounds off the 3/16 in corners.
Will the non-magnetic tip or the molded handle need replacement over time?
The non-magnetic tip holds the 3/16 in fastener by friction alone, so it does not lose magnetism; the molded handle is a single piece with no separate grip to wear out.
At what point does the 5/16 in bolt clearance stop me from reaching a recessed 3/16 in nut?
The 5/16 in bolt clearance sets the outer diameter of the driver; if the recess is narrower than that, the tool bottoms out before the tip engages the nut.
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