Wiha 7-Piece Insulated SoftFinish Screwdriver Set

So far good bit they have .love them also are so handy,and for that price is an biteable .. definitely recommend

Perfect screwdriver every time. Never an issue with slippage. I work in various factories and deal with machines from different manufacturers from different countries, all use different types of screws. Wiha is my favorite go to.

Haven’t really used them much yet, but the smallest phillips and flat head drivers are the perfect size for DIN rail terminals. The flat head is especially nice for the screw down type DIN terminals, haven’t tried it on the spring loaded versions yet, but it fits the screw perfectly, and the insulation is back far enough there’s no trouble getting it to fit in the terminal. The phillips #2 is somewhat lackluster in American screws – some panels use phillips screws to hold breakers onto a live bus – with the Klein #2 phillips driver (non-insulated), the screws tend to friction fit onto the end of the driver, which is nice when you’re trying to put a screw back into a live bus. The Wiha #2 has a significantly looser fit…if you’re planning on working on a live bus with it and need to remove the screws completely, I’d recommend also picking up a magnetizer. In a perfect world, I’d really recommend just not working on a live bus that doesn’t have captive screws, but you can’t always get what you want…. The #2 square driver is another exceptional component of this kit. It’s abnormally long for a #2, built more along the lines of the Klein #3 phillips driver as far as length is concerned. This is actually a very good thing though. If you’re working in an existing panel adding a circuit, it makes it much easier to snake the driver down through the existing wires to get to ground or neutral bars, and with it being insulated, you can worry less about whether or not you’re going to hit an ungrounded conductor with a slight nick in the insulation while you’re tightening the ground for a new circuit. The #2 driver is also nice because it keeps your hand further out of the panel, so you’re less likely to bump an over-stripped wire landed on an existing breaker while you’re trying to tighten something on a ground/neutral bar. Overall, this is a pretty nice kit, and makes you look professional (because you have such a variety of insulated screwdrivers). In reality, all I’d really carry are the smallest phillips/flat head drivers and the #2 square driver. The others would be useful for certain specific circumstances, but not often enough to keep at hand at all times. I would also highly recommend the Wiha 30701 Xeno driver. Looks useless, but it works amazingly well on all sorts of terminals, from contactors and overloads, to plug ends and device screws, I’ve even used it on PV fuse blocks and it worked amazingly well. Also works great on some breakers – Eaton BR breakers specifically seem to like this driver. Most others don’t, but that’s what your #2 square is for….

Eveything about Wiha has been a good experience I would recommend to anyone in thectrade

Even with heavy use in commercial and residential work, all these screwdrivers performed as advertised. The plastic is tough and durable, and the steel holds like WIHA is known for. They’re expensive, but you get what you pay for.

Love em like a fat kid loves cake… …. … … …

Quality comparable to wera, felo but not competitive price. I will not buy for full price.

Super satisfied with my recent purchase. Quality, high-vis, and a great price too.

These screwdrivers are everything I thought they’d be. I love the handles on them and they’ve replaced my old Kleins.

Great quality tools well made and will stand he tested of time I really love them worth the price