Wiha 32046 Insulated Slotted Screwdriver 8 Inches

Product Description

The WIHA 32046 is an insulated slotted screwdriver built for electricians and trade professionals working on or near energized equipment. The round shank design accepts a 3.5mm wide blade with a 100mm blade length, yielding an overall length of 8 inches. The impact- and chemical-resistant handle provides a firm grip in demanding field conditions. Insulation meets VDE 0682/Part 201, EN/IEC 60900, ASTM F1505, DIN 7437, and NFPA-70E with CSA, making it suitable for work on circuits up to the rated voltage thresholds defined by those standards.

This screwdriver is intended for use in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical applications where insulated tooling is required or specified. Typical install scenarios include panel work, control wiring, terminal block connections, and fixture wiring where inadvertent contact with energized conductors is a hazard. It is sized for general-purpose slotted fasteners common in electrical equipment enclosures and device boxes.

Key Features

• Insulated construction rated to VDE 0682/Part 201 and EN/IEC 60900 standards for live-work safety
• Meets ASTM F1505, DIN 7437, NFPA-70E, and CSA requirements for insulated hand tools
• Impact- and chemical-resistant handle withstands jobsite abuse and exposure
• Round shank with 3.5mm blade width fits common slotted terminal and device screws
• 100mm blade length with 8-inch overall length provides reach without excess bulk
• Single-piece packaging, no minimum order requirement beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as an insulated slotted screwdriver for use with standard slotted fasteners in electrical panels, control enclosures, and wiring devices where insulated tooling is required by code or job specification.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified electricians familiar with live-work procedures and applicable codes including NFPA-70E. Before using insulated tools on energized equipment, inspect the handle and blade insulation for cracks, cuts, or deterioration — damaged insulated tools must be removed from service immediately. Follow all applicable lockout/tagout procedures when the work task permits de-energizing the circuit. Insulated tools supplement, but do not replace, other required PPE for energized electrical work.