Wiha T-Handle Hex Driver Product Leaflet

Wiha T-Handle Electric Hex and Nut Driver. The 334N and 336N Hex Drivers with T-Handle are made of chrome-vanadium steel, through hardened, black-finish or nickel-plated. They have an insulation moulded directly onto blade and are manufactured acc. to EN/IEC 60900:2004. The GS-Mark confirms that the products meet the requirements of the German Product Safety Act. The Hex Drivers are suitable for high torque transfer with minimal effort, especially for all work on or around electrical components up to 1000 V AC. The 334N has a recess in shank to accomodate for long screws. The Inch Sizes Hex Driver has chrome-vanadium steel, through hardened, nickel-plated blade and Wiha T-Handle.


Wiha T-Handle Hex Driver Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
WIHA
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
42 KB
Published
10 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Wiha T-Handle hex driver series is designed for high‑torque transfer with minimal effort, suitable for work on electrical components up to 1000 VAC. The drivers feature a chrome‑vanadium steel blade that is through‑hardened and nickel‑plated, with insulation moulded directly onto the blade.

The leaflet lists metric and inch sizes, order numbers, torque values, and a colour‑coding system that distinguishes metric, inch, TORX® and TORX PLUS® blades. An extra recess in the shank accommodates long screws.

What's inside

  • Blade
  • Handle
  • Standards
  • Application
  • Extra
  • Order-No.
  • Colour‑coding system
  • Inch Sizes
  • Metric Sizes

Specifications

Blade materialChrome‑vanadium steel, through hardened, nickel‑plated
Handle typeWiha T‑Handle
Maximum voltage rating1000 VAC

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum voltage rating for the Wiha T‑Handle hex driver?

It can be used on electrical components up to 1000 VAC.

What material is the blade made of?

The blade is made of chrome‑vanadium steel, through hardened and nickel‑plated.

What does the colour‑coding system indicate?

Red indicates metric hex blades, yellow indicates inch hex blades, green indicates TORX® blades, and light green indicates TORX PLUS® blades.

What extra feature does the driver have for long screws?

A recess in the shank accommodates long screws.

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