Insulated Screwdriver NEO tools PH2 6x100 mm 1000V (04-139)

The Insulated Screwdriver NEO tools PH2 6x100 mm 1000V (04-139) is a hand tool designed for electrical fastening tasks where protection against live voltages is required. It has a Phillips PH2 tip and a 6 mm diameter shaft with a 100 mm working length, and the insulated handle and shaft are rated for use on systems up to 1000 V. The design focuses on delivering controlled torque for general screwdriving while maintaining safety when working on or near energized circuits.

Advantages

This insulated screwdriver combines a precision-moulded Phillips PH2 tip with a rigid 6 mm steel shaft and a non-conductive insulated coating rated for 1000 V, allowing safer operation on electrical installations. The handle is shaped for a secure grip and controlled turning force, reducing slippage during repetitive tasks. The tool is compact and balanced for access in confined spaces and everyday maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Electrical installation and maintenance on residential and commercial systems
• Working on live circuits and distribution panels within 1000 V rating
• General assembly and fastening tasks requiring a PH2 tip and compact shaft length
• Service and repair work by electricians and technical maintenance teams

Key specifications

• Tip profile: Phillips PH2
• Shaft diameter: 6 mm
• Shaft length (working): 100 mm
• Insulation rating: up to 1000 V
• Handle: insulated, ergonomically shaped for grip
• Material: hardened steel shaft with non-conductive insulating layer

How to use

Select the PH2 tip for compatible Phillips-head fasteners and align the tip with the screw head to avoid cam-out. Apply steady axial pressure and turn the handle with controlled force; the insulated coating covers the shaft and handle to reduce the risk when working on circuits up to the indicated voltage. Inspect the insulation for damage before use and avoid using the tool if the insulating layer is cut, cracked or worn.

Usage recommendations

Prior to each use, verify the integrity of the insulation and clean the tool from contaminants. Use the screwdriver only within its 1000 V insulation rating and do not expose it to temperatures or chemicals that could degrade the insulating material. Store the tool in a dry place away from mechanical damage and replace it if any signs of insulation failure appear.