Hexagonal Screwdriver FELO Ergonic M8 400 VDE M‑Tec Insulated 1000V 110mm

FELO Ergonic hexagonal screwdriver M8 400 VDE M‑Tec Insulated 1000V 110mm is a hand tool engineered for safe and precise fastening of hexagonal screws in electrical installations and equipment. The tool combines a hardened, precisely shaped hex bit with a compact overall length of 110 mm and an ergonomically profiled handle designed to provide controlled torque and reduced hand fatigue during repetitive tasks. The VDE M‑Tec insulation is rated for use on live circuits up to 1000 V, offering electrical protection required by professional electricians and maintenance personnel.

Advantages

The ergonomic handle geometry improves grip comfort and allows accurate transfer of torque to the M8 hex tip while minimising slippage. VDE M‑Tec insulation provides a protective barrier against electric shock up to 1000 V, verified by appropriate testing and markings. The precisely machined hexagon tip ensures a tight fit in hex screws, reducing cam‑out and damage to fasteners. The compact 110 mm length enables access to confined spaces and close-quarter components without sacrificing control.

Suitable for

• Assembly and maintenance of electrical panels and switchgear
• Servicing household and industrial electrical equipment
• Installation tasks requiring insulated hand tools for work on live circuits
• Tightening and loosening M8 hex screws in confined or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Tip type: hexagonal (M8)
• Total length: 110 mm
• Insulation: VDE M‑Tec insulated system rated to 1000 V
• Handle: ergonomically profiled for improved grip and torque transfer
• Material: hardened, precision‑machined steel tip for wear resistance

How to use

Select the hexagonal screwdriver sized for the M8 fastener and verify the tool's insulation condition before use. Place the hex tip fully into the screw head to ensure a secure engagement, apply steady rotational force with the ergonomic handle, and avoid excessive lateral force that could deform the screw. When working on live circuits, always follow safe working practices: confirm voltage presence with appropriate testing instruments, use personal protective equipment, and observe the applicable electrical safety regulations.

Usage recommendations

Inspect insulation and handle integrity regularly; do not use the tool if the insulating coating is cracked, damaged, or contaminated. Clean the tip and handle after use, store the screwdriver in a dry place, and use insulated tools as part of a complete set of protective measures when working on or near live electrical parts.