Insulated Pozidriv Screwdriver PZ1 5x80 mm, 1000V rated — EPM E-400-0406

The insulated Pozidriv screwdriver PZ1 5x80 mm by EPM is designed for safe work on electrical installations. The tool features a 5 mm diameter shaft with an 80 mm working length and a Pozidriv PZ1 tip profile, allowing reliable engagement with Pozidriv fasteners used in electrical equipment and control panels. The shaft and handle are insulated and rated for use on live circuits up to 1000 V, providing protection during installation, maintenance and repair tasks where contact with energized conductors is possible.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines a precision-machined Pozidriv tip with full insulation along the shaft and handle to reduce the risk of electrical shock when used correctly. Its compact 5×80 mm dimensions make the tool suitable for confined spaces while preserving torque transfer and tip stability. The handle ergonomics are designed to provide secure grip and controlled turning force during repetitive fastening operations.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of Pozidriv fasteners in electrical panels and junction boxes
• Installation, servicing and troubleshooting of electrical equipment
• Maintenance work in industrial and professional electrical environments
• Tasks requiring insulated hand tools for work on live circuits up to 1000 V

Key specifications

• Tip type: Pozidriv PZ1
• Shaft diameter: 5 mm
• Shaft length (working): 80 mm
• Insulation rating: certified for use up to 1000 V on live circuits
• Handle: insulated ergonomic handle designed for secure grip
• Application: manual tightening and loosening of Pozidriv screws in electrical installations

How to use

Select the PZ1 Pozidriv tip size that matches the fastener to ensure correct engagement and reduce tip cam-out. Before use, visually inspect the insulation for damage; do not use if the coating is compromised. Hold the insulated handle and apply axial pressure while turning to seat the tip in the screw head, keeping hands and body clear of exposed conductors when working near live parts. After completing work on energized circuits, store the tool in a dry, clean location and re-inspect insulation periodically for wear.

Iesakumi lietošanai

When working on live installations, follow applicable safety standards and lockout procedures where possible. Use insulated tools only as part of a comprehensive electrical safety routine, including appropriate personal protective equipment and voltage testing before contact.