Insulated screwdriver sets

The insulated screwdriver sets gathered here bring together sets from WITTE, CIMCO and FERVI for screwdriving work on live equipment up to 1000V. Piece counts range from 5 pieces to 20 pieces per set, covering slotted, Phillips PH, Pozidriv and Torx star tips. Codes state the tip type, size and insulation standard applied, DIN EN ISO 60900 or VDE.

• 653741
• 653742
• 670024
• CI80-006

The Maxx Slim line uses a slim shaft. This fits screws seated deep inside relays, contactors and circuit breakers. The Pro line uses a large-diameter round shaft. It has insulation on both handle and shaft. The content below explains how to sort by tip type and how to choose by shaft length and available working space, for electricians and technicians maintaining switchboards and control cabinets. Genuine imported goods, distributed by Titania.

Insulated screwdriver sets for live equipment

Insulated screwdriver sets serve screwdriving work on live equipment up to 1000V. The product group here brings together sets from WITTE, CIMCO and FERVI. Piece counts range from 5 pieces to 20 pieces in one set. Every code states the tip type, the size and the insulation standard applied. Users choose according to the tip, the shaft length and the actual working space.

Common sets include 653741 with 5 Maxx VDE pieces, comprising 2 Phillips PH1, PH2 and 3 slotted. Code 653742 includes 6 pieces, 4 slotted and 2 Phillips, insulated to 1000V per DIN ISO 60900. On the FERVI side there is CI80-006 with 3 PH pieces and 3 slotted, insulation rating 1000V per VDE.

The handles on many sets use two contrasting colours, red and yellow. This colour pairing helps identify the insulating layer at a glance. The WITTE Pro line has a large-diameter round shaft with insulation on both handle and shaft. Code 670024 includes 3 slotted and 2 Phillips pieces and meets DIN EN ISO 60900. The handle is moulded from two-component plastic and resists rolling on a flat surface.

Sorting by tip type

The tip type determines how well the driver engages the screw head inside cabinets and equipment. The product group is divided into slotted-plus-Phillips sets, slotted-plus-Pozidriv sets, and Torx star sets. Some sets combine all three types in the same case. Choosing the correct tip type reduces cam-out and keeps the screw recess intact during tightening.

Slotted and Phillips

Slotted-plus-Phillips sets cover most routine wiring and installation work. Code 670022 includes 6 pieces from the Pro line, insulated to 1000V per VDE. Both handle and shaft are tested to 10000V. Code 670029 extends to 7 pieces, with a voltage tester from the same Pro VDE line. This configuration suits work where voltage must be checked before starting.

Pozidriv and star tips

Pozidriv heads appear frequently on switchgear and switchboards. Code 653744 includes 3 slotted and 2 Pozidriv pieces in a transparent case. Code 653749 steps up to 6 pieces with 4 slotted and 2 Pozidriv, PZ1 and PZ2. Codes 670023, 670025, 670081 and 670083 follow the same combination approach.

For star screws, 117900 comprises 5 VDE TX items, in sizes T 8x60 mm and T10x60 mm as described by the manufacturer. WITTE's electronics line offers 89368 with 7 pieces in sizes T5-T15 plus a plastic case, and 89378 with 7 pieces. Both meet DIN ISO EN 60900 for electrical equipment up to 1000V. Separately, 11774x provides sizes PZ 0 to PZ 3.

Slim shafts for tight spaces

Inside a control cabinet, many screws sit deep between terminal rows and switchgear. A thick insulating sleeve makes it hard for the tip to enter narrow gaps. WITTE's Maxx Slim line addresses this with a slimmed-down sleeve profile. As a result, the tip reaches screws set deep inside relays, contactors, circuit breakers and terminals while retaining full-body 1000V insulation.

Code 653771 includes 5 Maxx Slim pieces insulated to 1000V, with a rounded triangular handle shaped like a tailor's chalk. Code 653773 includes 6 pieces, of which 2 are Phillips and 4 are slotted. Code 653774 includes 7 pieces in square, slotted and Phillips, with a hanging hole in the handle for work at height. From CIMCO, 11785x offers a SLIM slim-shaft version, from 5 to 7 items.

Torque sets and interchangeable-blade handles

Some wiring tasks require the tightening force to be controlled to a specific torque value. The product group includes insulated torque screwdriver sets used with separate bits. Alongside these are insulated handle sets supplied with multiple interchangeable blades. This configuration reduces the number of drivers to carry while still covering many tip sizes.

Code 301272 has a torque range of 1.0-5.0 Nm with a smallest graduation of 0.5 Nm, marked on the handle and used together with Witte bits. Code 114806 comprises 9 insulated VDE torque items, aimed at electrical installation and maintenance where tightening force must be controlled. Code 114866 comprises 18 ratchet items in a roll-up pouch.

For interchangeable-blade handles, 117860 comprises 8 pieces, complies with IEC 60900, is insulated to 1,000 V AC and carries GS certification. The blades are insulated over their full length and the handle is two-component. Code 117862 comes with 18 replacement blades, to the same IEC 60900 standard and with GS certification, with black-finished tips for corrosion resistance. Code 117000 comprises 13 items from the mega-drive line.

Tool sets combining several tools

Besides sets containing only screwdrivers, the product group also has tool sets that add pliers and measuring tools. This approach suits users who need one tool bag shared across electrical, electronics and telecommunications work. Piece counts range from 5 to 20 items depending on the code. The tools are supplied in a fabric bag, a dedicated wallet or a case according to the manufacturer.

Codes 301152 and 301162 each comprise 5 insulated pieces for use in high-voltage environments. Code 301262 comprises 20 pieces to the VDE 1000V standard, with screwdrivers, hex keys, long-nose pliers, a crimping tool, a wire stripper, a low-voltage tester, a spirit level and a wooden rule. Code 301202 comprises 11 items in a 1680D polyester bag.

From CIMCO, 178201 comprises three VDE insulated pliers together with a VDE DUOCUT cable cutter, for loading into a CimCase or Gigant case. The 178202 version comes with a VDE SLIM screwdriver group. For work on de-energised equipment, FERVI offers 0355 with 7 slotted and Phillips pieces, and 0634 with 6 pieces in Cr-Mo.

First, determine the working voltage level and the standard that must be met. The codes in this group state IEC 60900, DIN ISO EN 60900 or VDE 0682-201 depending on the item. Next, match the tip type to the equipment being worked on. Finally, consider how slim the shaft needs to be when screws sit deep inside the cabinet. Codes 89367 and 89377 are aimed at small-scale electronics repair.

Contact the technical team to check the configuration of each code before placing an order.