Wiha 32188 Insulated Screwdriver Set 7 Piece

Product Description

The WIHA 32188 is a 7-piece insulated screwdriver set engineered for electricians and electrical service professionals working on energized or potentially energized equipment. The set includes two Phillips drivers and five slotted drivers, all built with chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel and CNC-machined black tips for precise fastener engagement. Each blade carries protective insulation molded directly onto the shank, and the multi-component SoftFinish handles are ergonomically proportioned to blade size for reduced hand fatigue during extended use. The set ships in a molded storage case. This set meets ASTM F1505, EN/IEC 60900, VDE 0682/Part 201, NFPA-70E, CSA, DIN 7437, and is GS Tested.

This screwdriver set is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, panel service, low-voltage wiring, and any task requiring rated insulated hand tools. The range of slotted tip sizes from 2.00 mm through 4.00 mm and Phillips sizes #0 and #1 cover the fastener types most commonly encountered in electrical enclosures, device boxes, and control wiring. Licensed electricians and journeymen reaching for compliant insulated tooling for NFPA-70E or CSA-governed job sites will find the size range and certifications directly applicable.

Key Features

• 7-piece set: (2) Phillips (#0, #1) and (5) Slotted (2.00 mm, 2.50 mm, 3.00 mm, 3.50 mm, 4.00 mm)
• Insulation molded directly onto the blade shank for continuous protection
• Chrome-vanadium-molybdenum tool steel blades, through-hardened for durability
• CNC-machined exact-fit black tips reduce cam-out and fastener damage
• Ergonomic SoftFinish multi-component handles proportioned to blade size
• Meets ASTM F1505, EN/IEC 60900, VDE 0682/Part 201, NFPA-70E, CSA, DIN 7437, GS Tested
• Includes molded storage case; not tether capable

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose insulated screwdriver set for use on electrical systems requiring rated hand tools per NFPA-70E and EN/IEC 60900 standards.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of insulated screwdrivers on energized electrical equipment should be performed only by qualified electricians following applicable NFPA-70E arc flash and shock hazard procedures. Inspect each driver for cracks, cuts, or damage to the insulation before every use — a compromised insulation layer removes the protection the rating provides. De-energize and lock out equipment whenever the task and code allow. These drivers are not rated for use as pry bars or chisels; applying lateral force to the blade will damage the insulation.