Screwdriver GTV HT1S973-1 PH1/SL5 100 mm 1000V SLIM CrMo

GTV HT1S973-1 PH1/SL5 100 mm 1000V SLIM CrMo is a combination screwdriver designed for work on electrical installations where insulated tools are required. The tool features a slim chrome-molybdenum (CrMo) shaft 100 mm long and a dual tip: Phillips PH1 and slotted SL5. Electrical insulation up to 1000 V and a compact profile make this screwdriver suitable for confined spaces and routine fastening and loosening of screws in equipment and switchgear.

Advantages

The screwdriver combines two common tip types in one compact tool, reducing the need to switch bits during tasks. A slim CrMo shaft provides strength and corrosion resistance while allowing access to narrow recesses. The 1000 V electrical insulation is tested for safety in live and near-live electrical environments. Ergonomic handle design ensures controlled torque and comfortable grip during repetitive operations.

Suitable for

• Electricians performing maintenance on household and industrial electrical installations
• Technicians working on control panels, terminal blocks, and switchgear
• Assembly and repair tasks in tight or recessed mounting locations
• General fastening and loosening of Phillips PH1 and slotted SL5 screws

Key specifications

• Tip configuration: Phillips PH1 and slotted SL5
• Shaft material: chrome-molybdenum (CrMo)
• Shaft length: 100 mm (slim profile)
• Electrical insulation rated to 1000 V
• Handle: insulated, ergonomically shaped for grip and torque control

How to use

Select this combination screwdriver when both PH1 and SL5 tip types are required for the task. Verify the insulation integrity before use and ensure the screwdriver is dry and undamaged. Insert the appropriate tip into the screw head, apply steady pressure, and turn the handle clockwise to tighten or counterclockwise to loosen. Use the slim shaft to reach screws in narrow or recessed areas while maintaining control with the handle.

Usage recommendations

For electrical work, always de-energize circuits where possible before using insulated tools. Regularly inspect the shaft and insulating handle for wear, cracks, or damage; replace the tool if insulation is compromised. Use the correct tip orientation and avoid applying excessive force that may damage screw heads or the tool.