Insulated Phillips Screwdriver PH0 3x60mm, 1000V — NEO tools 04-137

The NEO tools insulated Phillips screwdriver PH0 3x60mm with 1000V insulation is a hand tool designed for working on electrical installations where contact with live parts must be avoided. The screwdriver features a PH0 Phillips tip and a 3 x 60 mm blade suitable for small screws commonly found in low-voltage equipment, junction boxes, control panels and household electrical devices. Insulation rated to 1000V provides protection during routine fastening and loosening tasks performed by electricians and maintenance technicians.

Advantages

The tool combines a precisely machined Phillips tip for accurate engagement with screw heads and a hardened blade for wear resistance and torsional strength. The insulated handle and shank are rated to 1000V to reduce the risk of accidental electric contact. The compact 3 x 60 mm blade length allows access to recessed screws while maintaining control and tactile feedback. The ergonomically shaped handle ensures a secure grip during repetitive work.

Suitable for

• Fastening and loosening Phillips-head screws in low-voltage electrical installations
• Maintenance and repair of household electrical devices and appliances
• Work on control panels, terminal blocks and junction boxes
• Use by professional electricians and technical service personnel

Key specifications

• Tip type: Phillips PH0
• Blade cross-section: 3 mm
• Blade length: 60 mm
• Insulation rating: 1000 V
• Handle: insulated, ergonomic design for secure grip
• Blade material: hardened steel for wear resistance

How to use

Select the PH0 screwdriver for screws matching the Phillips PH0 profile. Ensure the tool is visually intact and that insulation is free of cracks or damage before use. Insert the tip fully into the screw recess to avoid cam-out and apply steady torque while maintaining alignment between the screwdriver and the screw. For electrical work, always de-energize circuits where possible and follow applicable safety procedures; when working near live parts, rely on the screwdriver’s 1000V insulation as part of a comprehensive safety approach, not as the sole protection method.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the insulated screwdriver regularly for mechanical damage or compromised insulation. Do not use the tool if the insulation shows cuts, cracks or deep abrasions. Clean the handle with a damp cloth and avoid chemical solvents that may degrade insulating materials. Store the screwdriver dry and separate from non-insulated tools to preserve its protective properties.