Wiha 32801 Insulated Hand Tool Set 112 Piece

Product Description

The WIHA 32801 is a 112-piece insulated combination hand tool set designed for electricians and electrical maintenance professionals working on or near energized equipment. The set meets VDE, ASTM, IEC, CSA, OSHA, EN/IEC, and NFPA standards for insulated hand tools, making it appropriate for arc flash and live-voltage work environments. All tools ship in a single box and cover a broad range of gripping, cutting, stripping, and adjusting tasks. The set weighs 51.3 pounds complete. Tools are measured in both inch and metric units, giving flexibility across residential, commercial, and industrial service calls.

This set is suited for licensed electricians, apprentices, and electrical contractors handling panel work, conduit runs, low-voltage controls, and general electrical maintenance. The variety of pliers, cutters, and wrenches included makes it a practical all-in-one solution for van stocking or job-site deployment where insulated tooling is required by code or safety protocol. The included adjustable wrench and multiple plier styles support a wide range of tasks without requiring supplemental tool pulls from a separate kit.

Key Features

• 112-piece insulated tool set meeting VDE, ASTM, IEC, CSA, OSHA, EN/IEC, and NFPA standards
• Includes 6.3-inch and 8.0-inch long nose pliers, 6.3-inch bent nose pliers, and 6.3-inch long flat nose pliers
• Includes 6.3-inch diagonal cutters, 9.0-inch combination pliers/crimpers, 8.0-inch cable cutters, 8.0-inch high leverage cutters, and 6.3-inch stripping pliers
• Includes 8.0-inch adjustable wrench
• Inch and metric measurement compatibility across included tools
• Manufacturer lifetime warranty

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style insulated hand tool set suitable for electricians and electrical maintenance technicians working in environments requiring compliance with insulated tooling standards.

Installation Notes

This set is intended for use by qualified electricians. Before working on any electrical system, de-energize and lockout/tagout all circuits per applicable OSHA and NFPA 70E guidelines. Insulated tools are rated for specific voltage levels -- inspect each tool for damage to insulation before each use and remove any tool with compromised insulation from service immediately. Proper use and maintenance of insulated tooling is required to maintain safety compliance.