Wiha 32402 Insulated PZ2 Posidrive Screwdriver 100mm

Product Description

The WIHA 32402 is an insulated Posidrive screwdriver designed for professional electrical and trade work where contact with live circuits is a constant risk. The PZ2 tip fits Posidrive fasteners commonly found in electrical panels, control enclosures, and equipment assemblies. The blade measures 100mm in length with an overall length of 218mm, giving technicians a balanced reach for confined spaces. The cushion grip handle is ergonomically molded and individually tested to verify insulation integrity, meeting the VDE standard for insulated hand tools. At 0.23 pounds, the tool is light enough for extended use without fatigue.

This screwdriver is suited for licensed electricians, controls technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals working on energized or potentially energized equipment. The 100mm blade length makes it practical for work inside switchgear, distribution panels, and terminal blocks where clearance is tight. The precision-machined PZ2 tip provides a secure fit in Posidrive fasteners, reducing cam-out and fastener damage during installation or removal. It is packaged as a single unit and is intended for individual use rather than set replacement.

Key Features

• Insulated construction meets ASTM, EN, IEC, ISO, NFPA, OSHA, and VDE standards
• Each tool individually tested for insulation integrity
• CRM-72 tool steel blade, super hardened and tempered for long service life
• Precision-machined PZ2 Posidrive tip for exact fit and reduced cam-out
• Ergonomic cushion grip handle for comfort during extended use
• Not tether capable — verify drop-hazard requirements before use at height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct service tool for applications requiring a PZ2 insulated Posidrive screwdriver with a 100mm blade.

Installation Notes

This tool should be used by qualified electricians working in accordance with NFPA 70E arc flash and shock hazard requirements. Before servicing energized equipment, verify the insulation is undamaged and that the tool rating is appropriate for the voltage level present. Inspect the handle and blade insulation for cracks or wear before each use. Damaged insulated tools must be removed from service immediately.