Wiha 32546 Insulated Torx Screwdriver T25

Product Description

The WIHA 32546 is an insulated Torx screwdriver sized for T25 fasteners, built for electricians and service technicians working in live or potentially energized environments. The driver meets ASTM F1505-10, EN/IEC 60900, NFPA 70E, and VDE 0682/Part 201 insulation standards, making it rated for use on energized electrical equipment. The overall length is 7 inches with a blade length of 3-5/32 inches. The ergonomic handle measures 4.6 inches in length and 1.4 inches in diameter, providing a secure, comfortable grip during high-torque fastening tasks. Weight is 0.2 pounds.

This driver is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, panel service, equipment maintenance, and any application where contact with energized conductors is a risk. T25 Torx fasteners are common on electrical enclosures, switchgear components, HVAC equipment cabinets, and various industrial assemblies. The insulated construction is required under NFPA 70E arc flash and shock hazard protocols for work within the limited approach boundary of energized systems.

Key Features

• Insulated to ASTM F1505-10, EN/IEC 60900, NFPA 70E, and VDE 0682/Part 201 standards
• T25 Torx drive tip for secure, cam-out-resistant fastening
• Ergonomic handle with 4.6-inch length and 1.4-inch diameter for controlled grip
• 3-5/32-inch blade length suitable for recessed and flush fastener access
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for extended use without fatigue

Compatibility

Designed for use with T25 Torx fasteners across electrical enclosures, HVAC equipment panels, and industrial assemblies requiring insulated hand tools per NFPA 70E and IEC 60900 compliance.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified electricians performing work on or near energized electrical equipment in accordance with NFPA 70E safe work practices. Always verify insulation integrity before use — inspect the handle and blade for cracks, chips, or exposed metal. De-energize and lock out equipment whenever the task permits. Insulated tools are a secondary protective measure and do not replace appropriate PPE including insulated gloves rated for the voltage level involved.