Name: SATA T-Series Phillips VDE Insulated Screwdriver
Brand: Fepy
SKU: 51659-NOS-1
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is the SATA T-Series Phillips VDE Insulated Screwdriver designed for?

Accepted Answer

It's built for electrical work and tasks around live wires or electrical components, providing insulation up to 1000V AC to help protect you during use.

Question 2

What are the key specifications of this screwdriver?

Accepted Answer

VDE insulated handle rated up to 1000V, Phillips 0 x 60mm tip, blade made from high-performance alloy steel for durability, an ergonomic contoured handle, and an oil- and solvent-resistant grip for longer tool life.

Question 3

What makes the handle ergonomic and durable?

Accepted Answer

The handle is contoured for a comfortable, strong grip that reduces fatigue during extended use, and it’s designed to resist oils and solvents to extend the tool’s life.

Question 4

Where should I use this screwdriver?

Accepted Answer

It's ideal for small Phillips screws in electrical panels, electronics assemblies, and other precision tasks where insulation is beneficial and safety around live components is a concern.

Question 5

How do I safely use this screwdriver around live circuits?

Accepted Answer

Inspect the insulation for damage, ensure the screw head fits snugly in the slot, apply steady pressure with the correct tip size, keep the shaft and handle dry, and avoid using the tool for prying or leverage on energized parts.

Question 6

How should I maintain or care for this insulated screwdriver?

Accepted Answer

Wipe the handle and blade with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use, avoid soaking or exposing to harsh chemicals, store in a protective case, and regularly check insulation integrity and tip condition for wear.

Question 7

How does this insulated screwdriver compare to non-insulated screwdrivers?

Accepted Answer

The VDE insulation up to 1000V provides protection when working near live circuits, reducing shock risk. Non-insulated screwdrivers do not offer this safety feature and should not be used on live electrical components.

Question 8

What are some alternative SATA T-Series insulated Phillips screwdrivers on Fepy.com?

Accepted Answer

Consider these options: SATA T-Series Phillips VDE Insulated Screwdriver 0 x 50mm (https://fepy.com/product/sata-t-series-phillips-vde-insulated-screwdriver-0x50mm), SATA T-Series Phillips VDE Insulated Screwdriver 0 x 75mm (https://fepy.com/product/sata-t-series-phillips-vde-insulated-screwdriver-0x75mm), and SATA T-Series Phillips VDE Insulated Screwdriver 0 x 100mm (https://fepy.com/product/sata-t-series-phillips-vde-insulated-screwdriver-0x100mm).

Question 9

Are there other insulated options for different tip sizes that I should consider?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you need different reach or fitment, you can explore other insulated variants such as SATA T-Series Slotted VDE Insulated Screwdrivers or longer/shorter Phillips insulated options available on Fepy.com (examples: https://fepy.com/product/sata-t-series-slotted-vde-insulated-screwdriver-0x60mm and https://fepy.com/product/sata-t-series-phillips-vde-insulated-screwdriver-0x40mm).

Question 10

Will the 0 x 60mm Phillips tip fit small electronics screws?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 0 x 60mm Phillips tip is designed for precision, small Phillips screws commonly found in electronics and delicate assemblies.

Question 11

Is this tool suitable for delicate tasks as well as more robust electrical work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The combination of a fine Phillips 0 x 60mm tip and an ergonomic, insulated handle makes it well-suited for delicate screw work in electronics as well as safer handling around energized components.

Question 12

What safety benefits does the VDE insulation provide?

Accepted Answer

VDE insulation up to 1000V AC offers a protective barrier against electric shocks when working near live electrical systems, helping to reduce risk during handling and installation tasks.

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