Wiha 32985 Insulated Plier Screwdriver Set 7 Pc

Product Description

The WIHA 32985 is a 7-piece insulated plier and screwdriver set designed for electricians and other trade professionals working on or near energized equipment. The set includes angle long nose pliers, industrial diagonal cutters, combination pliers, and four insulated soft-finish screwdrivers in both slotted and Phillips configurations. All insulated tools in the set are rated for work in environments requiring VDE-grade hand tool insulation. Long nose pliers and diagonal cutters measure 6.3 inches in overall length, while the combination pliers measure 8 inches. The complete set ships in a carrying case, keeping tools organized on the job site.

This set is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, panel servicing, low-voltage wiring, and general maintenance tasks where insulated hand tools are required or preferred. The combination of pliers and screwdrivers in a single case makes it practical for service technicians, journeymen electricians, and maintenance electricians who carry a compact kit to each job. The included case protects the tools during transport and storage.

Key Features

• 7-piece set includes angle long nose pliers, diagonal cutters, combination pliers, and four screwdrivers
• Insulated handles on all tools for protection when working near live circuits
• Soft-finish grip on screwdriver handles for reduced hand fatigue during extended use
• Slotted screwdrivers in 3 x 100 mm and 4.5 x 100 mm sizes; Phillips in No. 1 x 80 mm and No. 2 x 100 mm
• Long nose pliers and diagonal cutters at 6.3 inches; combination pliers at 8 inches
• Comes in a storage and carrying case for job site organization

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose insulated hand tool set for electricians and trade professionals requiring VDE-style insulated pliers and screwdrivers in a single kit.

Installation Notes

Licensed electricians and qualified maintenance technicians should follow NFPA 70E and applicable NEC guidelines when working near energized conductors. Always verify tool insulation ratings are appropriate for the voltage level present before use. Inspect insulation on each tool for cuts, cracks, or damage before each use and remove any damaged tool from service immediately.