Wiha 32010 Slotted Screwdriver Insulated Vde

Product Description

The WIHA 32010 is an insulated slotted screwdriver built for electricians and trade professionals working in environments where electrical safety is non-negotiable. The round steel shank drives a 2.5 mm wide slotted blade measuring 75 mm in length, with an overall tool length of 7.1 inches. The handle is designed to resist impact and chemical exposure, making it suitable for demanding job-site conditions. This screwdriver meets ASTM, EN, IEC, ISO, NFPA, OSHA, and VDE standards, confirming its rating for insulated hand-tool service. At 0.06 pounds, it is lightweight for all-day use.

The WIHA 32010 is suited for electrical panel work, control wiring, and precision fastening tasks where contact with energized terminals is a risk. Its insulated construction makes it appropriate for low-voltage and line-voltage applications where hand-tool insulation standards are required by code or job-site safety policy. Electricians, instrumentation technicians, and HVAC controls specialists will find it well-matched to terminal strip and screw-terminal work.

Key Features

• Insulated handle rated to recognized VDE, IEC, and ASTM standards for electrical safety
• Impact- and chemical-resistant handle construction for job-site durability
• 2.5 mm blade width with 75 mm blade length on a round steel shank
• Lightweight at 0.06 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during repetitive use
• Compliant with ASTM, EN, IEC, ISO, NFPA, OSHA, and VDE requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a standard slotted screwdriver for use with 2.5 mm slotted fasteners in electrical, HVAC controls, and instrumentation applications requiring an insulated hand tool.

Installation Notes

Installation and service work involving insulated screwdrivers should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified trade professional. Always de-energize the circuit before beginning work where possible, and verify absence of voltage with a calibrated tester before contact. Inspect the insulated handle for cracks, cuts, or damage before each use — a compromised handle defeats the insulation rating and must be taken out of service. Follow applicable NEC and OSHA requirements for the use of insulated tools near energized conductors.