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WIHA 71798.G 8-piece ball-end hex bit set
Eight-piece SAE ball-end hex bit set on a storage rail for angled fastener access
- TypeScrewdriver Bits & Nutsetters
- Handle MaterialModified Tool Steel
- Ball-end design allows angled access in tight spots
- Eight-piece SAE range covers common fastener sizes
- One-inch bit length fits standard drivers and holders
- Modified tool steel construction resists wear under torque
- Storage rail keeps bits organised and ready to use
8-piece ball-end hex bit set
The Wiha 71798.G set provides eight ball-end hex bits in SAE sizes ranging from 3/32 to 1/4 inch. Each bit is forged from modified tool steel and measures one inch in length. A storage rail keeps the pieces organised and ready for workshop or job-site use.
Sustained-load behaviour
The bits are not impact rated and are intended for hand-driven or low-torque power applications. Modified tool steel resists rounding during repeated manual fastening but will wear faster under continuous impact loading. The ball-end geometry allows angled engagement without stripping the fastener head.
Setup checks
Confirm that your bit holder accepts a 1/4-inch hex shank before ordering. The set covers SAE hex sizes only, so metric fasteners will require a separate kit. Buyers needing impact-rated bits for hammer drivers should look for a different specification.
Highlights
- Ball-end design allows angled access in tight spots
- Eight-piece SAE range covers common fastener sizes
- One-inch bit length fits standard drivers and holders
- Modified tool steel construction resists wear under torque
- Storage rail keeps bits organised and ready to use
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha |
|---|---|
| Model | 71798.G |
| Type | Screwdriver Bits & Nutsetters |
| Handle Material | Modified Tool Steel |
Questions about this item
Does the 1/4 in hex shank handle continuous torque without overheating?
The bits are made from modified tool steel and are not impact-rated, so they suit hand-driven use rather than continuous high-torque power tools.
What drive tool is needed to use these 1/4 in hex-shank bits?
Any 1/4 in hex bit holder, screwdriver handle or ratchet that accepts standard 1/4 in hex shanks will drive the 3/32, 7/64, 1/8, 9/64, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32 and 1/4 in bits.
Will the 1 in bit length reach recessed SAE fasteners on older equipment?
Each bit measures 1 in long, so it can reach moderately recessed hex heads on legacy machinery while still fitting the included storage rail.
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