Precision screwdriver set Wera 160 iSS/7

The Precision screwdriver set Wera 160 iSS/7 contains seven individually tested precision screwdrivers with reduced shaft diameter and a partially slimmer handle design to access confined working spaces and reach low-lying screw and spring elements. Each tool is tested in accordance with IEC 60900 and individually checked in a water bath at 10,000 volts to ensure safe use up to the permitted voltage of 1,000 volts. Colour coding by profile and size facilitates quick identification, and an anti-roll feature prevents the tools from rolling away at the workplace.

Advantages

The set combines slim shafts and ergonomically reduced handles for improved access in tight areas while maintaining precise torque control suitable for delicate tasks. Individual high-voltage testing to IEC 60900 ensures electrical safety up to 1,000 V. Colour-coded handles help identify tip profile and size quickly, and the anti-roll feature keeps tools securely in place on the bench.

Suitable for

• Precision electronics assembly and repair
• Watch and instrument servicing
• Maintenance of small mechanical and electrical components
• Tasks requiring access to recessed or low-lying screws and springs

Key specifications

• Brand: Wera
• Model: 160 iSS/7 (MPN 05135961001)
• Number of screwdrivers: 7
• Tip types: Phillips and Flat
• Insulation tested: individually to IEC 60900 (10,000 V water bath, safe to 1,000 V)
• Handle material: Steel
• Handle colours: Red, Yellow (colour-coded by profile/size)
• Package dimensions: 115 mm x 35 mm x 230 mm

How to use

Select the screwdriver with the correct tip profile and size using the colour coding on the handle. Use steady, controlled torque suitable for precision work; the reduced shaft diameter and slimmer handle allow access to confined or recessed fasteners. When working on live circuits or near energized parts, ensure the tool is used within the permitted voltage limit (up to 1,000 V) and follow all applicable safety procedures for insulated tools.

Recommendations

Store the screwdrivers in their original case to protect tip geometry and preserve the insulation. Inspect the insulation regularly for damage before use and replace any tool with compromised insulation. For safe electrical work, de-energise circuits where possible and use the insulated screwdrivers only as a secondary protective measure according to IEC 60900 guidelines.