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6-piece insulated screwdriver set tested individually to IEC 60900 standard, designed for safe work up to the permitted voltage of 1,000 V. Each screwdriver is tested in a water bath at 10,000 V to ensure dielectric reliability. The set features Kraftform Plus handles combining hard and soft grip zones for ergonomic work, reduced blistering and efficient torque transfer. Tips are partially Lasertip-treated to improve bite into screw heads and reduce slipping. Colour coding by profile and size and an anti-roll handle design improve identification and prevent rolling away. A storage rack is included.

Advantages

The set provides certified insulation for electrical work up to 1,000 V, with individual 10,000 V testing to IEC 60900. Ergonomic Kraftform Plus handles balance comfort and torque, reducing hand fatigue and skin irritation. Partially Lasertip tips increase contact with screws and lower the risk of cam‑out. Colour coding simplifies selection, and anti‑roll handles keep tools stable on the work surface. A rack allows organized storage.

Key specifications

• Set contents: 6 screwdrivers
• Standard: IEC 60900
• Insulation test: individual testing in water bath at 10,000 V
• Permitted working voltage: up to 1,000 V
• Handle: Kraftform Plus with hard and soft grip zones
• Tip finish: partially Lasertip
• Features: colour coding by profile/size, anti‑roll handle
• Accessories: storage rack included

How to use

Select the correct screwdriver by profile and size using the colour coding. Before use, visually inspect handles and tips for damage; do not use if insulation is compromised. Apply the screwdriver to the screw head, ensuring full tip engagement to benefit from the Lasertip surface. Use appropriate torque and keep hands and tools dry. After work, store the screwdrivers in the included rack to protect tips and maintain organization.

Recommendations

Use the set only for live or potentially live electrical equipment within the rated voltage and according to local safety regulations. Have damaged or dropped insulated tools re‑tested or replaced. Combine with appropriate personal protective equipment when working on electrical installations.