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Setting Tool Torque-Setter for Torque Screwdrivers, Blade Length 90 mm - Wiha 26864
The Wiha Torque-Setter is the dedicated setting tool for adjusting the torque value on Wiha torque screwdrivers with long handles. Its through-hardened, zinc-plated octagonal blade (90 mm visible length) ensures accurate and repeatable adjustments.
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Description
The Wiha Torque-Setter allows precise and repeatable torque adjustments on all Wiha torque screwdrivers in the 2852 and 2882 series. The octagonal blade engages securely in the handle adjustment slot. Through-hardening and zinc plating protect the blade during repeated use.
Benefits
- Designed to fit all Wiha torque screwdrivers with long handle (series 2852 / 2882)
- Octagonal profile, through-hardened for long service life
- Zinc-plated surface for corrosion resistance
- Included in the scope of supply of every torque screwdriver
Applications
For setting the torque value on Wiha torque screwdrivers with long handle. Supplied as standard with every torque screwdriver.
Technical data
| Blade profile | octagonal, through-hardened, zinc-plated |
|---|---|
| Overall length | 146 mm |
| Visible blade length | 90 mm |
| Product dimensions | 155 x 28 x 28 mm (L x W x D) |
| Origin | Germany (DEU) |
| Weight | 0.057 kg |
| Manufacturer | Wiha |
| Manufacturer Nr. | 26864 |
| EAN | 4010995268640 |
| HS-Code | 82054000 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | Wiha Werkzeuge GmbH Obertalstraße 3-7 DE-78136 Schonach www.wiha.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Country of Manufacture | Germany |
| ESD version | TEC |
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