Manual screwdriver Wiha 38601

The Wiha 38601 manual screwdriver is a compact, mobile tool that replaces a full set of screwdrivers by integrating a 25‑bit magazine into the handle. Weighing 0.189 kg and equipped with a large two‑component ergonomic handle in black and red, it provides effective power transmission and high torque for demanding fastening tasks. The 25 mm bits with a 1/4" drive are stored inside the LiftUp 25 magazine and are suitable for both manual and machine operation.

Advantages

The integrated LiftUp 25 bit magazine gives you 12 different drive profiles in a single tool, reducing the need to carry a separate screwdriver set. All bits are stowed safely inside the handle, eliminating the risk of injury from exposed blades. The larger, ergonomically shaped handle ensures comfortable grip and maximum torque transfer for powerful screw fastening and loosening. Standard 1/4" bits allow use with power tools as well as by hand.

Suitable for

• Tradespeople and technicians working on site
• General maintenance and repair tasks
• DIY projects requiring multiple screw profiles
• Applications where carrying a full screwdriver set is impractical

Key specifications

• Brand: wiha
• Model / MPN: 38601
• EAN: 4010995386016
• Weight: 0.189 kg
• Bit magazine: LiftUp 25 with 25 mm bits, 1/4" drive
• Included tips: Hex (metric), Phillips, Pozidriv, Slot, Torx
• Handle: large two‑component ergonomic handle (black, red)
• Number of screwdrivers: 1 (with integrated bit set)

How to use

Press the release button at the handle end to slide out the LiftUp 25 bit magazine. Remove the required 25 mm 1/4" bit and insert it into the screwdriver shaft. For machine operation, use the same standard 1/4" bits with a compatible bit holder or chuck. After use, return the bit to the magazine and slide it back into the handle until it locks.

Recommendations

Use the Wiha 38601 for a wide range of fastening tasks where space, weight or convenience matters. Match each bit to the screw head to avoid damage. Store the tool with bits stowed to keep blades protected and reduce risk of injury.