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With the Wiha multifunctional pliers 8in1 electric a total of eight applications are covered in one tool which is very convenient, power saving and, above all, safe to use.

The light-footed giant among Wiha tool cases. With its XXL size, the trolley case by the hand tool manufacturer Wiha is distinguished by a variety of functions and special features that turn it into much more than a mere means of transportation. The traditional German manufacturer now presents the XXL 4, containing a new and adjusted set of tools.
The whole Wiha team is thrilled. Wiha celebrates the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2023 for its recently introduced tool backpack sets. This year, 43 international jurors got together and decided in favour of the new Wiha product. With a history of over 60 years and annually more than 20,000 submissions, the Red Dot Design Award is among the world's most famous design contests.
When you have your hands full of work, you need two free hands. With the new Wiha tool backpack, users experience a new freedom in transporting tools.

Language & integration as a gift for Christmas

Hand tool manufacturer Wiha donates a total of around €5,000 to the communities of Schonach, Triberg, St. Georgen and Mönchweiler for "Refugee Aid Ukraine".
Hand tool manufacturer WIHA is pleased to be flying the flag for sustainability and e-mobility together with German tool manufacturers LUKAS-ERZETT, WEICON and WEZAG as part of the special show organised by the Fachverband Werkzeugindustrie e.V. (FWI) at the Cologne International Hardware Fair 2022. Together, the trade fair platform is to be used to present the international audience with key fields of action for the future issues surrounding sustainability from the perspective of the tool industry.
Hand tool manufacturer Wiha is looking forward to meeting visitors in Cologne and, along with the latest highlights, will be showing a range of new system, product and POS solutions

New measuring equipment from Wiha

From measurements at an electrical socket to applications in the e-mobility or photovoltaics sectors: hand tool manufacturer Wiha expands its range of measuring tools

Wiha is winner of the iF DESIGN AWARD 2022

Wiha is winner of this year’s iF DESIGN AWARD, the world-renowned design prize. The winning product, the Wiha Pliers Wrench Family, won in the discipline “Product”, in the “Industry/Tools”. Each year, the world’s oldest independent design organization, Hannover-based iF International Forum Design GmbH, organizes the iF DESIGN AWARD.
Multitool fastening tools are very popular among professionals, especially for mobile assignments as they allow them to carry only one tool instead of several individual screwdrivers. Hand tool manufacturer Wiha is now expanding its product range with the new PocketMax® screwdrivers with bit depot in the electric and magnetic versions. With their compact small size and light weight, the new everyday helpers fit into every shirt or trouser pocket and can be flexibly used for many fastening and application situations. If something needs fastening while you are high on a ladder, all you have to do is simply reach into your shirt or trouser pocket.
Schonach – Excellence in innovation: The tool manufacturer Wiha Werkzeuge GmbH from Schonach, Germany, has once again been recognized for its innovative power at the 29th round of the TOP 100 competition. As a result, Wiha received the TOP 100 seal 2022. This award is only granted to particularly innovative SMEs . On 24 June, the hand tool manufacturer will additionally personally be honoured for this accomplishment by the patron of the competition, science journalist Ranga Yogeshwar.
User report – How e-screwdrivers facilitate the work of electricians....
There must be a way to make this faster and easier, thought Achim Rosenfelder from St. Georgen in the Black Forest region of Germany. ...
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