Insulated screwdriver 1000V EPM PZ2 6x100 mm E-400-0407

Insulated 1000V screwdriver EPM PZ2 6x100 mm E-400-0407 is a hand tool designed for electrical work where protection against electric shock up to 1000 volts is required. The tool features a Pozidriv PZ2 tip and a 6 x 100 mm metal shaft with an insulated handle and shank, enabling safe operation on live circuits during assembly, maintenance and repair of electrical devices, switchgear and control panels.

Advantages

The insulated design provides measured dielectric protection for work on live parts up to 1000 V, combining safety with the mechanical precision of a Pozidriv PZ2 tip. The 6 x 100 mm shaft length offers a balance between reach and torque, while the ergonomic insulated handle ensures a reliable grip and control. Construction complies with the intended use for electrical applications, reducing the risk of accidental contact with conductive parts.

Suitable for

• Assembly and fastening of electrical components with Pozidriv fasteners
• Maintenance and repair of switchgear and distribution panels
• Work on control cabinets and industrial electrical equipment
• On-site electrical installation and service tasks requiring insulated tools

Key specifications

• Insulation rating: tested for use up to 1000 V
• Tip type: Pozidriv PZ2
• Shaft dimensions: 6 mm diameter × 100 mm length
• Handle: insulated, ergonomic design for controlled torque application
• Intended use: manual fastening and loosening of Pozidriv screws in electrical systems

How to use

Select the insulated PZ2 screwdriver when working on Pozidriv screws in circuits where live voltages up to 1000 V may be present. Verify the integrity of the insulation before use and ensure the tip matches the screw head to avoid cam-out or damage. Apply steady axial pressure while turning the handle to transmit torque efficiently; avoid using the tool as a pry bar or hammer. After use, store the screwdriver clean and inspect the insulation for cuts or wear before the next job.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the insulated handle and shaft for damage and replace the tool if insulation is compromised. Use personal protective equipment appropriate for electrical work and follow local safety regulations and lockout/tagout procedures when possible. For tasks beyond the specified voltage rating, select tools and protective equipment rated for higher voltages.