Screwdrivers and Bits

Interchangeable Blade Systems

Interchangeable blade systems separate handle and blade: one handle takes an entire series of blades, which cuts weight and space in the tool case compared with sets of fixed blade drivers. System 6 blades are 150 mm long and mostly double ended, so one blade covers two sizes, for example TORX T6 and T8 or slotted 5.5 and 6.5 mm. Torque blades for torque handles are set to fixed release values from 0.8 to 8.0 Nm and limit tightening on sensitive fastenings. The category holds 248 items, the leading brands are Wiha, Bernstein and Wera.

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  1. Interchangeable blade System 6 Slotted 6.0 mm / Phillips PH2, 150 mm - Wiha 00666
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How to choose Interchangeable Blade Systems

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features

⚡ Double ended blades - one blade covers two sizes, halving the number of parts in the set
⚙ Blade length 150 mm in System 6 - one consistent length, handle and blade freely combined
↕ Torque blades 0.8 to 8.0 Nm - fixed release values for defined tightening on assemblies
✓ Slotted, PH, PZ, TORX and hex profiles - one handle base for all common drives
✓ Chrome vanadium molybdenum steel blade - profile tips designed for repeated changing

Comparison of blade types

Blade typeLengthExample profilesFeature
System 6 double ended150 mmslotted 5.5/6.5 mm, TORX T6/T8two sizes per blade
System 6 single ended150 mmhex ball end 2.5 to 6.0 mmball end for angled engagement
TORX torque blade175 mmT7 to T20release value 0.9 to 8.0 Nm
TORX Plus torque blade175 mm6IP to 20IPrelease value 0.8 to 8.0 Nm
Tamper resistant150 mmT20H/T25Hbore for pin type security screws

Typical applications

Typical applications: Service cases with limited space for field work; test and maintenance stations with frequent profile changes; defined tightening on connectors and terminals using torque blades; assembly of units with mixed drives; maintenance on machines with security screws; workstations where blade wear is compensated without replacing the handle.