Insulated screwdriver specifications for live work 100-300mm

规格：

100-300

The specifications of the insulated screwdriver for live work are: the working end is divided into two types: flat and cross. If you need more screwdriver specifications, please contact the manufacturer, the precision metal manufacturing branch of De'an Explosion-proof Company. Our company is a manufacturer of explosion-proof tools and insulated tools. , a professional manufacturer of special tools and antimagnetic tools, can also provide customers with more professional technical services. Contact us Insulated screwdrivers are mainly used in live working conditions in various industries, installation and maintenance of power facilities, assembly of precision instruments, electronic equipment, automatic switches of electric vehicles, etc. Tool testing insulation materials use high-grade insulation materials imported from abroad. Each product is tested by a high-voltage test console. The testing is based on the "Preventive Test Procedures for Live Work Tool Devices and Equipment". The test voltage and test time are to ensure that there is no breakdown or heat generation in seconds. Phenomenon, the insulated tools produced by our company are suitable for the safe operation requirements of AC and DC live work. Precautions when using insulated tools
The insulated tools supplied by De'an Precision Metal have passed third-party quality certification and are safe tools for live work. When using all insulated tool products, attention should be paid to the edge performance of the tool
First, ensure that the tool is clean and free of oil stains to avoid corrosion of the tool's insulation layer.
Secondly, for the care and storage of tools, do not place the tools in direct sunlight or expose them to the sun for a long time. This will cause the insulation layer of the tools to age.
Third, insulated tools should be kept away from radiation sources to ensure the service life of the tools.
Fourth, if the tool falls into water or becomes wet during use, necessary drying and drying measures must be taken to ensure the safety of the tool's operation.
Fifth, check whether the insulation layer of the tool is damaged before use. If it is aged or damaged, no more live work is allowed.
Sixth: When using insulated tools, extension rods must not be used to operate the tools. This can easily lead to over-torque operation and damage to the working end of the tool and the insulation layer of the insulated tool.