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WIHA 32031 insulated slotted screwdriver 7/32 in round shank
Insulated slotted screwdriver with a 7/32 in tip and black-oxide shank for electrical work
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Insulated design protects during live electrical work
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for longer tool life
- Non‑magnetic tip avoids interference with sensitive components
- Cushion grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- 9 1/2 in overall length gives extra reach in tight spaces
Insulated slotted screwdriver for electrical work
The WIHA 32031 insulated slotted screwdriver has a 7/32 in tip and a round shank. It is insulated for protection when working on live circuits up to 1 000 V. The black oxide finish on the tip and shank resists corrosion. A cushion grip provides comfort during extended use.
Electricians and maintenance technicians
This tool suits professionals who need insulated hand tools for electrical panels and equipment. The non-magnetic shank avoids attracting metal debris in sensitive areas. Buyers who need a Phillips or Torx profile, or a magnetic tip for holding screws, should look at a different driver.
7/32 inch slotted tip size
The 7/32 in slotted tip is the critical specification that determines fastener fit. Match this width to the screw head before purchase to prevent damage to the fastener or the driver blade.
Highlights
- Insulated design protects during live electrical work
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion for longer tool life
- Non‑magnetic tip avoids interference with sensitive components
- Cushion grip reduces hand fatigue during extended use
- 9 1/2 in overall length gives extra reach in tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Screwdrivers |
Questions about this item
What size slotted screw does the 7/32 in tip on this Wiha 32031 driver fit?
The 7/32 inch tip matches standard slotted fasteners of that width, common in electrical panels and terminal blocks.
Can I keep using my older non-insulated drivers for the same 7/32 in slots?
Yes, the tip geometry is identical; the difference is the insulated shaft rated for live circuits up to 1 000 V.
How do I confirm the insulation on this 32031 is intact before each job?
Visually inspect the black-oxide shank coating for cracks, nicks or wear that would expose metal.
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