Wiha 38050 14-in-1 Insulated Screwdriver Set

Product Description

The WIHA 38050 is a 14-in-1 interchangeable bit screwdriver designed for electricians and trade professionals who need multi-tip versatility in a single insulated handle. The handle measures 8.5 inches with a 4-inch shaft, bringing overall length to 12.25 inches. Fourteen included bits cover Phillips sizes 0 through 3, slotted sizes 4.5 mm and 5.5 mm, Pozidriv sizes 1 through 3, and Square sizes 1 through 3. The composite and steel alloy construction keeps the tool lightweight at 0.55 pounds while maintaining the durability required for daily service work. The 1/4-inch drive accepts standard 25 mm bits with 1-inch blade length.

This screwdriver is built for electricians and is well suited to residential and commercial electrical service work, panel work, device installation, and equipment maintenance. The insulated handle supports use in environments where incidental contact with energized components is a concern. The broad tip selection means fewer tool changes when working across mixed fastener types on a single job. It ships as a single unit with all 14 bits included.

Key Features

• 14 interchangeable bits included: Phillips 0-3, Slotted 4.5 mm and 5.5 mm, Pozidriv 1-3, Square 1-3
• Insulated handle rated for electrician use
• Composite and steel alloy construction for durability and reduced weight
• 1/4-inch drive accepts standard 25 mm replacement bits
• Overall length 12.25 inches with 8.5-inch handle and 4-inch shaft
• Single-piece set — all 14 bits stored in the handle

Compatibility

Accepts standard 1/4-inch drive, 25 mm screwdriver bits. Included bits are WIHA 71001 Slotted 4.5 mm, WIHA 71004 Slotted 5.5 mm, WIHA 71100 Phillips 0, WIHA 71101 Phillips 1, WIHA 71102 Phillips 2, and additional Pozidriv and Square bits as specified. Compatible with any standard 25 mm bit in the same drive size.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by licensed electricians and qualified trade professionals. Before beginning any work on electrical equipment, de-energize the circuit at the breaker or disconnect and verify with a meter before contact. Always confirm the insulation rating of any hand tool before relying on it for protection near live conductors. Follow applicable NEC requirements and local codes for the task at hand.