Socket bit 1/2" 22 mm 1000V, NEO tools 01-191

Insulated 6-point socket bit with a 1/2" drive and 22 mm size from NEO tools, model 01-191. The socket is designed and insulated for work on electrical installations up to 1000 V, providing a tool option for tasks that require protection against electric shock within the specified voltage rating. Its 6-point profile fits hex fasteners and is intended for tightening and loosening bolts and nuts in electrical and general maintenance applications where insulated hand tools are necessary.

Advantages

The socket bit combines a 6-point contact geometry with certified insulation for use up to 1000 V, reducing the risk of rounding fastener corners and offering hand protection when working near live parts. Its 1/2" drive ensures compatibility with common ratchets and torque tools, while the 22 mm size covers a frequent range of hex fasteners. The solid construction provides reliable torque transfer and dimensional stability during repeated use.

Suitable for

• Maintenance and repair of electrical installations within the 1000 V insulation rating
• Tightening and loosening 22 mm hex bolts and nuts in industrial and commercial settings
• Use with 1/2" drive ratchets, breaker bars and torque wrenches where insulated tools are required

Key specifications

• Drive size: 1/2"
• Socket profile: 6-point (hex)
• Socket size: 22 mm
• Insulation rating: rated for use up to 1000 V
• Intended application: insulated hand tool for electrical work and general maintenance

How to use

Select a compatible 1/2" drive tool and attach the insulated socket securely to the ratchet or torque wrench. Verify that the insulation is intact and free of damage before approaching live circuits. Fit the 22 mm socket fully onto the fastener to ensure full 6-point contact, then apply torque evenly to tighten or loosen the bolt or nut. Do not exceed the torque limits of the drive tool or the fastener specification and avoid using the socket if the insulation shows cuts, cracks, or abrasion.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the insulated socket for physical damage and contamination. Use the tool only within its insulation rating and combine it with insulated handles or extensions when working on energized equipment. Store the socket dry and protected from chemicals that could degrade insulation materials.