Wiha 32090 Insulated Screwdriver Set 4 Pc Phillips Slotted

Product Description

The WIHA 32090 is a 4-piece insulated screwdriver set built for electrical work where shock protection is required. The set includes two Phillips drivers sized No. 1 and No. 2, and two slotted drivers with 3.50mm and 4.50mm tips. Blades are manufactured from chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel, through-hardened for wear resistance, and feature black precision-machined tips for exact fit. Protective insulation is molded directly onto the blade, not just the handle, providing a continuous barrier. The Wiha Softfinish multi-component handle delivers a secure, ergonomic grip during high-torque applications. Licensed electricians and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers.

This set is suited for residential and commercial electrical service work, panel work, device installation, and any task governed by NFPA-70E or requiring IEC 60900-rated tools. The pouch storage format makes it practical for field kits and service vans. Roll-off protection on the handle reduces the risk of the tool rolling off a work surface at elevation. The set is appropriate for any trade professional who must comply with insulated tool requirements on energized or potentially energized equipment.

Key Features

• Insulation molded onto the blade for full-length shock protection rated to EN/IEC 60900 standards
• Chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel blades, through-hardened for long service life
• Includes No. 1 and No. 2 Phillips plus 3.50mm and 4.50mm slotted tips
• Wiha Softfinish multi-component handle with ergonomic profile and roll-off protection
• Meets ASTM F1505, CSA, DIN 7437, EN/IEC 60900, GS Tested, NFPA-70E, and VDE 0682 Part 201 standards
• Stored in an included pouch for organized field carry

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style insulated hand tool set for use in residential and commercial electrical applications requiring EN/IEC 60900-rated screwdrivers.

Installation Notes

Insulated screwdrivers are installed and used by licensed electricians working on energized or potentially energized equipment per NFPA-70E safe work practices. Always verify the insulation is intact and undamaged before use near live circuits. Do not use these tools as a substitute for proper lockout/tagout procedures. Inspect the molded insulation for cuts, cracks, or delamination before each use.