Wiha 32099 Insulated Screwdriver Set 7 Piece

Product Description

The WIHA 32099 is a 7-piece insulated screwdriver set designed for electricians and electrical maintenance professionals working on energized or potentially energized equipment. The set includes three Phillips drivers (No. 1, No. 2, No. 3) and four slotted drivers, all built with CVM tool steel blades and SoftFinish cushion grip handles molded directly onto the blade for a secure, one-piece construction. Insulation is rated to VDE standards, making these drivers suitable for low-voltage live-work applications where arc flash and shock hazards are present. The set weighs 1.6 pounds and ships in a clamshell container.

This set is intended for residential and commercial electrical work, panel service, control wiring, and general instrumentation tasks where insulated hand tools are required by code or job-site safety protocol. The range of driver sizes covers the most common fastener types encountered in electrical enclosures, breaker panels, and low-voltage equipment. Both slotted and Phillips configurations are represented, making this a practical everyday carry for licensed electricians and journeymen.

Key Features

• 7-piece set: three Phillips (No. 1, No. 2, No. 3) and four slotted drivers
• CVM tool steel blades for durability under torque
• Blades molded directly onto handle for single-piece structural integrity
• SoftFinish cushion grip handle for comfort during extended use
• Insulated construction meets ASTM-F, DIN, EN/IEC, NFPA, CSA, and VDE standards
• Round shank on all drivers; not tether capable

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style insulated screwdriver set suited for licensed electricians performing live-work or energized electrical service tasks requiring VDE-rated insulated hand tools.

Installation Notes

Insulated screwdrivers should be inspected before each use for cracks, cuts, or damage to the insulating handle or blade coating — compromised insulation must not be used on energized equipment. Electricians should follow NFPA 70E arc flash and shock hazard protocols when selecting and using insulated hand tools. Power down equipment to the lowest practical voltage before service whenever job conditions permit. Store insulated drivers away from solvents and sharp objects that can degrade handle insulation.