Screwdriver cross PH1 80 mm 1000V S2 steel, högert technik HT1S941

The högert technik HT1S941 insulated cross (Phillips) screwdriver PH1 features an 80 mm S2 steel shaft and is rated for use on live circuits up to 1000 V. Its compact length and insulated handle are designed to provide protection and control when fastening or loosening PH1 screws in electrical installations, maintenance of household appliances, and general repair tasks where both electrical safety and tip durability are required.

Advantages

The S2 steel tip delivers high hardness and wear resistance to maintain the Phillips profile under repeated torque. The 1000 V insulation rating is tested to provide user protection when working on energized circuits within the specified limit. The 80 mm shaft length offers access in confined spaces while keeping adequate leverage, and the ergonomic insulated handle facilitates a secure grip and controlled turning.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance where insulating protection is required
• Repair and service of household appliances and electronic devices with PH1 fasteners
• General assembly and disassembly tasks in confined or recessed spaces
• Professional and DIY tasks that require a compact insulated Phillips screwdriver

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1
• Shaft length: 80 mm
• Shaft material: S2 tool steel
• Insulation rating: 1000 V (suitable for work within this voltage limit)
• Overall tool form: compact insulated screwdriver for confined-space use

How to use

Select the PH1 screwdriver for screws with a matching Phillips recess and verify the condition of the tip before use. Ensure the insulation is intact and free of damage prior to working on or near live circuits. Apply steady axial pressure to engage the screw recess, then turn the handle with controlled torque to fasten or loosen the screw. Avoid using the tool as a pry bar or for applications exceeding its rated voltage or mechanical limits.

Usage recommendations

Before each use inspect the insulation for cracks or cuts and confirm the screwdriver is rated for the voltage present. Use the tool only on appropriately sized PH1 screws and store in a dry, clean place to prevent corrosion and preserve tip geometry.