It goes without saying that Wiha screwdrivers and screwdriver sets are available with any drive: slotted screwdrivers, Phillips screwdrivers or crosstip screwdrivers, TORX® screwdrivers or hexagon screwdrivers are only a few among a large range. Our fine screwdrivers, also known as precision screwdrivers or model-making screwdrivers for model makers, are ideally suited for delicate fastening in the areas of precision mechanics, model-making and hobbies. We have the right screwdriver ready for even the most delicate work. All Wiha ESD tools such as our ESD screwdrivers and ESD pliers comply with the ESD standard IEC 6. Their integrated protective insulation ensures good, protected access to deep-set screws.ĭo you frequently work with components susceptible to electrostatic discharge? Our SoftFinish® ESD screwdrivers protect electronic components from damage. Our Wiha slim blades offer additional safety. With a length of just over 10 cm, it ensures safe working in work environments with minimum space. If you frequently work in crowded and constricted work environments and machine rooms, you should take a look at Stubby, our short screwdriver. This is because all WIHA electrician's screwdrivers are individually tested at 10,000 V AC and approved for 1,000 V AC. Whether for craftspeople, industry, electricians or model-making – our range of fastening tools includes SoftFinish® screwdrivers for dry applications, MicroFinish® screwdrivers for wet and oily work environments, precision screwdrivers for fastening electrostatically sensitive components or insulated VDE-approved screwdrivers for working on live parts, providing the correct tool for every application.įurthermore, we guarantee safe working in the ESD and VDE areas. A Harvey Wallbanger is also a derivative of the screwdriver, made with vodka, orange juice and Galliano.When looking at our ergonomic screwdriver range, you can find the suitable fastening tool for every fastening situation. Or you can replace traditional vodka with vanilla vodka and blue curacao to create the Sonic Screwdriver (also sometimes made with lemon-lime soda instead of orange juice). Perhaps you’d prefer your vodka with a simple slice of orange, to create a Cordless Screwdriver. Replace that Tequila with peach schnapps and you now have a Slow Comfortable Screw Up Against A Fuzzy Wall. Meanwhile, a Sloe Comfortable Screw Up Against A Wall combines slow gin, Southern Comfort and Galliano with orange juice.Īdd a shot of Tequila to the previous recipe and it becomes a Slow Comfortable Screw Up Against A Wall Mexican Style. A Slow Screw replaces vodka with sloe gin, while a Slow Comfortable Screw adds two shot of sloe gin and a shot of Southern Comfort to the mix. Whichever story is true, it seems that somewhere along the line, an American was involved in its conception! Screwdriver Variationsĭespite its simplicity (or maybe even because of it), this basic combination of vodka and orange has had many variations over the years. While working, they would secretly pour a little vodka into their orange juice and, in the absence of a spoon, they would stir their drinks with a screwdriver – hence the name.Īnother possible story attributes the drink to American marines during World War II, while a note in Time magazine in 1949 suggests the cocktail was first invented by an unlikely combination of Turkish intelligence agents, Balkan refugees and American engineers in the Park Hotel. Instead, it was made by American oil workers out in the Persian gulf in the mid-20th century. The Screwdriver was one of the first recorded cocktails to be made with vodka and, unlike many other classic combinations, it was not created by a bartender in some fancy bar. Instead, we chose the Screwdriver…well, it does have vodka as its primary ingredient! American Backgroundĭespite the international rise in popularity of gin-based drinks, vodka still remains the number one spirit in the world, with one in three drinks in the USA containing the sharp, clear liquid. With that in mind, we wanted to find a cocktail that would celebrate the Russian flair. Tags: history of the screwdriver, makemeacocktail, screwdriver cocktail, vodka cocktailĪll eyes are on Russia this month, with the 2018 World Cup well underway and just a few more matches before one team is awarded the honour of winning.
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