Insulated cross screwdriver KREATOR 80 mm PH1 VDE for electrical work

KREATOR Insulated Cross Screwdriver 80 mm PH1 VDE is a Phillips-head screwdriver specifically designed for electrical work. It features an insulated handle and shaft rated for VDE safety standards, with an 80 mm steel shaft and a PH1 tip sized for common electrical fasteners. The tool is intended to allow tightening and loosening of Phillips screws in electrical panels, switches, outlets and related installations while reducing the risk of electric shock when used correctly.

Advantages

The insulated handle and shaft provide protection against accidental contact with live circuits when used according to VDE guidelines and local safety regulations. The PH1 tip ensures accurate engagement with Phillips-head screws to reduce cam-out and damage to screw heads. The 80 mm shaft length offers access to recessed fasteners while keeping the hand clear of confined spaces. The handle is shaped for controlled torque and comfortable grip during repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Tightening and loosening Phillips (cross) screws in electrical panels and junction boxes
• Work on switches, sockets and light fixtures where insulated tools are required
• Installation and maintenance tasks by professional electricians and informed DIY users
• Accessing recessed fasteners in compact electrical assemblies

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH1
• Shaft length: 80 mm
• Insulation: VDE-rated insulated handle and shaft designed for electrical safety
• Handle: Ergonomic, non-slip design for controlled torque application
• Material: Hardened steel tip and shaft with insulated coating

How to use

Verify that the screwdriver insulation is intact and free of visible damage before use. Select the PH1 tip to match the screw head, insert the tip fully into the screw recess, and apply steady axial pressure while turning to avoid slipping. When working on electrical installations, follow all applicable safety procedures: de-energize circuits when possible, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and test for absence of voltage when required. Use the insulated screwdriver only on screws and tasks within the tool’s intended purpose.

Usage recommendations

Do not use the insulated screwdriver on live circuits unless you are trained and authorized to work on energized systems; insulation reduces risk but does not guarantee absolute protection. Regularly inspect the tool for cracks, worn insulation or damaged tips and replace if compromised. Store in a dry environment away from solvents and excessive heat to preserve insulation properties.