Wiha Tools
Wiha Tools 32261 7/32 in Insulated Nutdriver 5.0 in Shank
Insulated 7/32 in nutdriver with a 5.0 in solid round shank for live electrical work
- TypeNut Drivers
- Color/FinishYellow and Red
- Insulated shaft protects against electric shock
- 7/32 in tip fits 5/16 in bolt clearance
- 0 in shank reaches deep fasteners
- Yellow and red finish aids quick identification
- ESD safe design prevents static damage
7/32 inch insulated nut driver
This insulated nut driver from Wiha Tools fits 7/32 inch fasteners and provides a 5.0 inch shank length for reach. The solid round shank design handles bolt clearances up to 5/16 inch. It is suited for electricians and technicians working on live circuits up to the rated insulation voltage.
Thermals, noise and power draw
As a non-powered hand tool, this nut driver generates no heat, noise or electrical draw during use. The insulated coating protects the user from accidental contact with energised parts. There are no moving parts or electronics to maintain or monitor.
Build quality and daily use
The yellow and red finish identifies the insulation rating at a glance. A non-magnetic tip avoids attracting metal debris in sensitive assemblies. The solid shank resists flex when torque is applied. The lack of a fastener-holding feature means the user must position each fastener manually.
Highlights
- Insulated shaft protects against electric shock
- 7/32 in tip fits 5/16 in bolt clearance
- 0 in shank reaches deep fasteners
- Yellow and red finish aids quick identification
- ESD safe design prevents static damage
Specifications
| Brand | Wiha Tools |
|---|---|
| Model | 32261 |
| Type | Nut Drivers |
| Color/Finish | Yellow and Red |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 7/32 in nutdriver onto the 11/50 in fastener without rounding the corners?
Align the 7/32 in tip squarely on the 11/50 in fastener and apply steady torque; the solid round shank prevents flex that causes rounding.
Will the yellow and red insulation on the 5.0 in shank degrade and need replacement?
The insulation is bonded to the shank and does not wear out; replace the tool only if the insulation cracks or the tip rounds.
At what point does the non-magnetic tip stop holding the 11/50 in fastener during sustained overhead work?
The tip has no magnetic hold, so the fastener can drop as soon as orientation changes; gravity is the first limit.
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