Wiha 21014 Insulated Offset Box End Wrench 14 Mm

Product Description

The WIHA 21014 is an insulated single-end offset box end wrench designed for work on or near energized electrical components. Built from chromium-vanadium steel, it features a 6-point box end sized at 14 mm and a 15-degree head offset angle that provides clearance in tight fastener locations. The overall length measures 203 mm (approximately 7.99 inches). Insulation meets CSA, EN/IEC 60900, ASTM F1505, and NFPA-70E standards, making it a code-compliant choice for licensed electricians performing live electrical work where shock protection is required.

This wrench is used in residential and commercial electrical applications where an insulated hand tool is required by code or job site safety protocols. The 15-degree offset allows access to recessed fasteners in panel enclosures, switchgear, motor control centers, and similar electrical equipment. It is a single-end tool, suited for dedicated use on 14 mm fasteners without the bulk of a double-end design.

Key Features

• Insulated construction rated to EN/IEC 60900 and ASTM F1505 for protection during energized electrical work
• 14 mm 6-point box end provides a secure grip on hex fasteners, minimizing rounding
• 15-degree head offset angle improves access in confined or recessed spaces
• Chromium-vanadium steel construction for durability under torque loads
• Single-end design keeps tool weight and profile low
• Complies with CSA, NFPA-70E, EN/IEC 60900, and ASTM F1505 standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 14 mm hex fasteners found in electrical enclosures, switchgear, and motor control equipment where insulated tooling is required by NFPA-70E or site safety policy.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified electricians trained in safe work practices on or near energized equipment. Always follow NFPA-70E arc flash and shock hazard protocols before beginning work. Inspect insulation for cuts, cracks, or damage before each use — a compromised insulating layer must not be used on live circuits. No power-down is required for use cases this tool is rated for, but jobsite safety procedures and applicable local codes always govern.