Wiha Tools
Wiha Tools 26100 Precision Screwdriver Phillips #00 hand screwdriver
Precision Phillips #00 screwdriver with corrosion-resistant chrome tip for delicate fastening tasks
- TypeNut Drivers
- Precision Phillips #00 tip fits tiny fasteners
- Chrome-vanadium-molybdenum steel resists wear
- Corrosion-resistant chrome finish protects the blade
- Non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive parts
- Overall length 4 1/2 in gives controlled reach
Precision Phillips #00 screwdriver
The Wiha Tools 26100 is a precision hand screwdriver fitted with a Phillips #00 tip. It is built for technicians and hobbyists who work on small fasteners in electronics, eyewear or similar fine assemblies. The blade uses Chrome Vanadium-Molybdenum steel for hardness and corrosion resistance. The tool is supplied new and carries a California Proposition 65 notice.
Replaces worn or undersized drivers
A fresh #00 tip engages the cross recess cleanly, reducing cam-out that damages screw heads on compact devices. The jump is worth it when an existing driver has rounded edges or when the shank is too thick to reach recessed screws. The non-magnetic tip avoids attracting metal debris during sensitive work.
Suits precision assembly and repair
This driver fits users who need a single, non-insulated #00 Phillips for occasional or daily precision tasks. Buyers who require ESD-safe handles, insulated shafts or magnetic retention should look at something else. It is also not suited for heavy torque applications or larger screw sizes.
Highlights
- Precision Phillips #00 tip fits tiny fasteners
- Chrome-vanadium-molybdenum steel resists wear
- Corrosion-resistant chrome finish protects the blade
- Non-magnetic shank avoids interference with sensitive parts
- Overall length 4 1/2 in gives controlled reach
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha Tools |
|---|---|
| Model | 26100 |
| Type | Nut Drivers |
Questions about this item
What shaft diameter fits the #00 Phillips tip on this Wiha 26100?
The precision #00 Phillips tip is sized for #00 fasteners; the shank has no coating and a chrome tip finish for corrosion resistance.
How do you seat the tip correctly so it does not cam out?
Align the #00 Phillips tip fully into the screw recess, apply steady axial pressure, and turn without angling the driver.
When should the driver be replaced due to tip wear?
Replace the tool when the #00 Phillips wings show rounding or the chrome finish wears through, as the tip is not re-grindable.
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