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Wiha tools

Wiha is a German tool manufacturer based in Schonach whose programme covers screwdrivers, pliers, hex keys, torque and measuring tools, tweezers, bits, and complete assortment cases. On esd.equipment the Wiha range is organised into 15 sub-categories, from multitools and the interchangeable blade system through hammers to the battery-powered speedE drives of the Electro series. All ESD versions are marked ESD and meet the requirements of IEC 61340-5-1.

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  1. Torque Screwdriver easyTorque 5.0 Nm - Wiha 36239
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How to choose Wiha tools

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features of Wiha tools

⚙ SoftFinish and SlimFix handles - ergonomically shaped, two-component, non-slip even with oil and moisture
⚡ ESD versions - labelled per IEC 61340-5-1, for use in EPA zones
✓ VDE-tested to 1,000 V - screwdrivers and pliers per IEC 60900, for qualified electricians
🛡 Torque tools 0.4-8.0 Nm - interchangeable blade system for calibrated torque settings
📦 speedE Electro series - battery-powered drive with bit adapter, for series assembly

Overview of selected product series

CategorySeries / typeKey feature
MultitoolsPocketStar, Mini PocketStarCompact multitool with double-bit sets
Torque toolsBlades 0.4-8.0 NmSlotted, Phillips, Pozidriv, TORX, IsoKlick
HammersHeads 25-60 mm, multiple hardnessesHickory handles 280-400 mm
ElectrospeedE set (590T401)Battery-powered, bit-compatible
Interchangeable bladeUniversal handleReplaceable blades for all drive profiles

Typical applications

Typical applications: Electrical installation and switchgear (VDE screwdrivers and pliers to 1,000 V); electronics manufacturing and SMT rework (ESD tweezers, ESD screwdrivers); precision mechanics and watchmaking (precision tools); mechanical engineering and automotive (mechanical tools, ratchet wrenches); and series assembly with defined torque settings (torque tools, speedE).