Screwdriver Bit wiha 7017 Z — steel, 3.8 cm length

wiha 7017 Z screwdriver bit is a compact steel bit with a length of 3.8 cm designed for use with compatible bit holders and screwdrivers. Its short form factor provides improved access and control in confined spaces and during precision fastening tasks. The durable steel construction is intended to offer consistent engagement with fasteners and resistance to wear under normal use.

Advantages

The short 3.8 cm length reduces overhang and allows work in tight or recessed locations where longer bits are impractical. Steel construction delivers dimensional stability and long-term usability for routine fastening operations. The bit is compatible with standard interchangeable bit systems, enabling quick changes and flexible use with various handles and power drivers. Its compact size improves manual control for delicate or precision applications.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and electronics where short reach and control are required
• Tight or recessed screw locations in cabinets, panels, or machinery
• General maintenance tasks that use interchangeable bits
• Workshop and field repairs requiring a compact bit for fastener access

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Length: 3.8 cm
• Type: interchangeable screwdriver bit for bit holders and screwdrivers
• Finish: industrial-grade surface suitable for repeated use

How to use

Insert the wiha 7017 Z bit into a compatible bit holder or quick-change adapter until it seats securely. Select the correct bit orientation and engage the appropriate fastener head. Apply steady, controlled torque when driving or removing screws; for delicate components use a manual driver to avoid over-torquing. After use, store the bit in a designated holder or bit set to prevent loss and to protect the working tip from damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the bit with appropriately rated handles or drivers to match the required torque for the application. For precision electronic work, apply minimal torque and verify screw head fit before applying force. Inspect the bit regularly for wear or tip deformation and replace it when engagement with fasteners becomes unreliable.