Wiha 28488 Bit Screwdriver Holder Handle Cushion Grip

Product Description

The WIHA 28488 is a bit screwdriver holder handle designed for use with the Drive-Loc Vi blade system. The handle accepts interchangeable Drive-Loc Vi blades, allowing one handle to serve multiple tip types without changing tools. It features a Softfinish multi-component cushion grip that improves torque transfer and reduces hand fatigue during extended use. The Drive-Loc mechanism locks blades securely in place during use and releases them for quick swaps. Compatible tip types include Phillips sizes 1 and 2, slotted sizes 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm, and Xeno size 1. The handle is sold individually and is not tether capable. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general trade professionals are the primary users.

This handle is suited for residential and light commercial service work where a technician needs to switch between drive types quickly without carrying a full set of dedicated screwdrivers. Typical applications include panel wiring, equipment servicing, and general fastener work. The ergonomic Softfinish grip is designed for both comfort and power transfer in confined or repetitive-use scenarios. The roll-off protection feature keeps the tool from rolling off surfaces when set down on a workbench or equipment panel.

Key Features

• Drive-Loc mechanism securely locks and quickly releases interchangeable Vi blades
• Softfinish multi-component cushion grip for comfort and maximum torque transfer
• Compatible with Phillips 1 and 2, slotted 3 mm through 5 mm, and Xeno 1 tip types
• Ergonomic handle shape reduces hand fatigue during extended or repetitive use
• Roll-off protection prevents the tool from rolling off flat work surfaces
• Sold as a handle-only unit — accepts all Drive-Loc Vi blades

Compatibility

Fits all Drive-Loc Vi blades. Compatible tip types include Phillips 1 and 2, slotted 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm, and Xeno 1. Handle is not tether capable.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool handle. Before inserting or removing a Drive-Loc Vi blade, ensure the locking mechanism is fully released per the tool manufacturer guidance. Inspect the handle and blade seating before applying torque to fasteners. Keep the grip surface clean and free of oil or debris to maintain a secure hold during use.