Insulated Hex Screwdriver FELO M6 Ergonic 400 VDE M‑Tec 1000V, 110 mm handle, model 41906030

Insulated hex screwdriver FELO M6 Ergonic 400 VDE M‑Tec 1000V, model 41906030 is designed for electrical tasks where VDE-certified insulation and precise torque application are required. The tool combines a 110 mm ergonomic handle with a hardened hex blade sized for M6 fasteners, enabling secure engagement and controlled turning in assembly, maintenance and repair of electrical installations, switchgear and electronic equipment rated up to 1000 V.

Advantages

The ergonomic 110 mm handle provides a comfortable grip and improved torque control while reducing hand fatigue during repetitive work. VDE M‑Tec insulation is tested for safe use on live circuits up to 1000 V, offering electrical protection and visible insulation boundaries for user safety. The hex blade is manufactured from hardened material for wear resistance and reliable fit to M6 fasteners, supporting consistent performance in professional environments.

Suitable for

• Assembly and fastening of M6 hex screws in electrical equipment
• Maintenance and repair of switchgear and control panels
• Work on electronic devices and wiring where insulated tools are required
• Installation tasks in residential and commercial electrical systems

Key specifications

• Hex size: M6
• Handle length: 110 mm ergonomic design
• Insulation rating: VDE M‑Tec tested for use up to 1000 V
• Blade material: hardened steel for wear resistance
• Handle material: non-conductive, slip-resistant compound
• Application: manual hex screw driving with controlled torque

How to use

Select the insulated hex screwdriver matching the M6 fastener. Before use, visually inspect the insulation for damage and ensure the tip and blade are clean. Place the hex tip squarely into the fastener head, apply steady pressure and turn the handle with controlled force to tighten or loosen the screw. When working near live circuits, follow safe work procedures and use additional protective equipment as required by local regulations.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the insulation for cracks, cuts or abrasions and replace the tool if any damage is found. Clean the tool after use and avoid exposing the handle to solvents or high temperatures that could degrade the non-conductive material. Use insulated tools described here only for electrical work up to the rated voltage and combine with appropriate personal protective equipment and safety practices.