Wiha 32097 Insulated Screwdriver Set 7 Pc Slotted Phillips

Product Description

The WIHA 32097 is a 7-piece insulated screwdriver set designed for electrical work where contact with live circuits is a real hazard. The set includes both slotted and Phillips drivers, each built with dual durometer construction that combines a rigid inner core with an ergonomic cushion grip outer handle. Handles are directly molded to the blade shank for a secure, one-piece assembly. All drivers meet ASTM F1505, EN/IEC 60900, CSA, NFPA-70E, and VDE certification requirements, making them compliant for use on energized systems up to 1,000 volts AC. The shank is round with parallel flats and the driver tip profile is labeled on the cap for fast identification.

This set is intended for licensed electricians and electrical maintenance technicians working on control panels, switchgear, motor control centers, and residential or commercial wiring. The included sheath keeps the set organized and protected on the job. Slotted tip sizes cover 0.1400 inches, 0.2200 inches, and 0.2500 inches. Phillips sizes cover No. 1 and No. 2. The proportionate handle sizing relative to blade diameter reduces hand fatigue during extended use.

Key Features

• VDE certified and compliant with ASTM F1505, EN/IEC 60900, CSA, and NFPA-70E for work on energized systems
• Dual durometer insulated handle construction with ergonomic cushion grip
• Handles directly molded to blade for structural integrity and insulation continuity
• Driver tip profiles labeled on cap for quick identification without measuring
• Engineered premium quality tool steel with corrosion protection
• Includes protective sheath for storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose insulated hand tool set for use by electricians and other tradespeople requiring IEC 60900-rated screwdrivers for work on or near energized electrical equipment.

Installation Notes

Insulated screwdrivers should be inspected before each use for cracks, nicks, or damage to the insulation coating. Any driver with compromised insulation must be removed from service immediately. Always verify the voltage rating of the tool against the system being worked on before use. Follow applicable NFPA-70E safe work practices and local electrical codes when working on or near energized conductors.