Wiha 36558 Standard Screwdriver Hand Screwdriver Set

The Wiha 36558 manual screwdriver set contains six standard screwdrivers with slim blades and comfortable SoftFinish handles. Designed for precise work and long-term use, the set provides protected access to deep-set screws and is manufactured according to IEC 60900 for use on live parts up to 1,000 V AC. Each tool is individually tested at 10,000 V AC and approved for use up to 1,000 V AC.

Advantages

Slim blades allow safe and unrestricted access to recessed screws. The patented SoftFinish handle design reduces strain on hands and muscles and is recommended by medical specialists at the German Campaign for Healthier Backs. A unique handle-length concept offers an optimal balance between torque and control. All screwdrivers are insulated and tested to provide electrical protection when working near live components.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance on circuits up to 1,000 V AC
• Work on recessed or hard-to-reach screws
• Professional technicians and skilled tradespeople
• DIY projects requiring insulated tools and precise control

Key specifications

• Brand: Wiha
• Model / MPN: 36558
• Number of screwdrivers: 6
• Screwdriver type: Standard screwdriver with slim blades
• Tips included: Torx
• Handle: Patented SoftFinish, colours red and yellow
• Standards: Manufactured according to IEC 60900
• Electrical rating: Individually tested at 10,000 V AC, approved for use up to 1,000 V AC

How to use

Select the correct Torx tip size for the fastener and insert the slim blade fully into the screw to ensure correct engagement. Grip the SoftFinish handle and apply controlled torque while keeping the tool aligned with the screw axis. When working near live parts, verify that the circuit is within the tool's rated voltage and follow applicable safety procedures. Do not exceed the specified voltage rating and inspect tools for damage before each use.

Recommendations

Use the Wiha 36558 set for tasks that require insulated, slim-bladed screwdrivers and ergonomic handling. Regularly inspect handles and blades for wear or damage; replace any tool with visible insulation defects. Follow local electrical safety rules and wear appropriate personal protective equipment when working on live circuits.