Screwdriver MEGA PH2 x 100 mm insulated 1000V soft-grip handle model 10538

Insulated cross-head (Phillips PH2) screwdriver MEGA model 10538 with a 100 mm chrome-plated shaft designed for safe use on live equipment up to 1000 V. The tool combines VDE-rated insulation with a soft-grip ergonomic handle that improves control and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive fastening and loosening of PH2 screws in electrical installations, switchgear, appliances and general maintenance.

Advantages

The screwdriver provides certified insulation for work on circuits up to 1000 V, meeting safety requirements for electrical tasks. Its PH2 tip is precision-formed for stable engagement with Phillips screws, reducing cam-out and damage to fasteners. The soft-touch handle is ergonomically shaped to enhance grip and torque transfer while offering comfort during extended use. A rigid 100 mm shaft gives the reach needed for recessed screws while maintaining torsional strength.

Suitable for

• Installation and maintenance of electrical switches and sockets
• Work on control panels and switchgear
• Appliance repair where insulated tools are required
• Routine service and maintenance in industrial and residential settings

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH2
• Shaft length: 100 mm
• Insulation rating: tested for use up to 1000 V
• Handle: soft-grip ergonomic handle for improved comfort and control
• Shaft finish: chrome-plated, rigid construction for torque transmission
• Intended use: fastening and loosening cross-head screws in electrical environments

How to use

Select the MEGA PH2 x 100 mm insulated screwdriver for tasks involving Phillips screws where electrical safety is required. Before use, inspect the insulation and handle for any visible damage; do not use if the insulated coating is compromised. Position the PH2 tip fully into the screw recess, apply axial pressure and turn with controlled force to fasten or loosen the screw. Use the 100 mm shaft to reach recessed fasteners, keeping fingers behind the insulated portion of the handle while working on live or potentially live circuits.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, verify the tool's insulation integrity before each use and replace the screwdriver if any cracks or wear appear. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working on live circuits and follow local electrical safety procedures. Store the insulated screwdriver in a dry, clean tool kit away from chemicals or heat sources that could degrade the insulation.