Wiha 32004 Terminal Block Precision Screwdriver

Product Description

The WIHA 32004 is an insulated precision terminal block screwdriver designed for accurate work in tight electrical panels, terminal strips, and control wiring applications. The blade measures 60 millimeters in length with an overall tool length of 160 millimeters. A dual-durometer composite handle is direct-molded to the blade for a permanent bond, eliminating the risk of handle separation during use. The ergonomic cushion grip provides comfort and control during extended work, while the hex profile finger grip section allows precise torque application. The handle is tether-capable for use in elevated or restricted work environments. Total weight is 0.24 pounds.

This screwdriver is suited for licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and control panel service professionals working on terminal blocks, low-voltage wiring connections, and similar fine-pitch screw applications. The insulated construction supports work in energized panel environments where non-sparking tool requirements apply. The tapered handle design enables rapid rotation for repetitive fastening tasks common in panel assembly and field service work.

Key Features

• Insulated handle construction rated for electrical work environments
• Non-sparking design suitable for use near energized components
• Dual durometer handle molded directly to blade for a permanent, secure bond
• Hex profile finger grip section for controlled torque application
• Tapered handle allows rapid spinning between fingers for fast screw driving
• Tether-capable design for elevated or restricted-access work areas

Compatibility

Designed as a precision terminal block screwdriver for use with standard terminal strip screws and small fasteners common in electrical panels, control boards, and low-voltage wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and use should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained technician. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before inserting any tool into a live panel when possible. Verify the insulation rating of this tool against the voltage present before working in energized environments. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for work within electrical enclosures.