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Fluke ISQS1 – Insulated Squared Screwdriver

$28.00

Excluding GST 10%

Features

  • Ergonomic handle that adapts to user’s hand, causes less strain and work fatigue and provides maximum torque
  • Full length, impact proof handle core is coated with soft-grip outer material, hanging hole for extra security, and anti-roll handle design
  • Slim insulated shaft allows access in hard to reach areas
  • Manufactured from CMV steel for superior durability
  • Certified to 1000 V AC
  • Certified to 1500 V DC
  • Individually tested to 10,000 V

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Overview

Designed to provide you with the greatest safety, comfort, quality, and ruggedness when working on energized circuits, this insulated slotted screwdriver comes with an anti-roll handle design. Features a handle size of 3.7 x 1.2″ (94 x 30 mm).

The Fluke ISQS1 Insulated Square Screwdriver, #1, 4 in., 100 mm, 1000 V will always feel right. From the moment you first put it in your hand, you’re ready to go to work. The screwdriver gives you maximum torque and a comfortable grip that reduces fatigue. Take everything that makes Fluke test tools great, and put that into insulated hand tools. That’s what you will have on your toolbelt.

Safety is critical when working with electricity. Follow the right procedures. Wear the proper clothes. Use eye and hearing protection. And make sure you use the right tools.

It is always best practice to work on deenergized equipment. But sometimes that is just not possible. Wiring changes made by someone else may provide an unplanned energy path to where you are working. You need to take every precaution you can. That means using high quality insulated hand tools, like the ISQS1.

Most hand tools have rubber or plastic on the handles. That’s not the same as offering protection from electric shock, and limiting the possibility of arc faults due to short circuits. That is what makes insulated tools different.