Screwdriver handle wiha Rubber 26423 — black, 62 g, 4 cm

Replacement screwdriver handle wiha Rubber 26423 in black, weighing 62 g with a length of 4 cm, is a compact, ergonomic handle designed to accept compatible wiha shafts and bits. The handle provides a comfortable grip for manual screwdriving and is intended as a direct replacement for worn or damaged handles. Its small size makes it convenient for tight spaces and portable tool kits while maintaining durable construction for repeated use.

Advantages

The wiha Rubber 26423 handle combines a compact form factor with a tactile rubber grip that reduces slippage and improves control during precision work. Its robust molding and balanced weight distribution support stable hand positioning, and the standardized bore fits common wiha shaft systems to simplify replacement and interchangeability. The black finish is resistant to visible staining and helps the handle maintain a professional appearance under regular workshop use.

Suitable for

• Replacing damaged or worn wiha screwdriver handles
• Compact tool kits for field service and maintenance
• Precision and hobby screwdriving tasks in confined spaces
• Workshops and professional environments requiring durable hand tools

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Weight: 62 g
• Length: 4 cm
• Grip material: rubber overmold (textured surface for improved hold)
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible wiha shafts and bits

How to use

To install the replacement handle, remove the worn or broken handle from the shaft, then insert the compatible wiha shaft or bit into the handle bore until it seats securely. Ensure the shaft is properly aligned and that any locking features engage if present. Use the handle for manual screwdriving tasks, applying steady pressure and moderate torque appropriate for the bit and fastener size. After use, store the handle in a tool box or holder to protect the rubber surface and extend service life.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, match the handle to wiha shafts and bits specified for manual use; avoid applying excessive levered torque or using the handle with high-torque powered drivers. Regularly inspect the rubber grip for wear or damage and replace the handle if the bore or outer surface shows significant deterioration.