Features

• For use with hex screw heads in cable connectors and cut out
• T Handle offers optimum torque

Key Features and Uses:

1. Insulation Material:
   • Construction: Made with high-quality insulating materials, usually fiberglass or a combination of other non-conductive materials.
   • Safety Standards: Typically conform to safety standards such as ASTM, IEC, or EN, ensuring they can handle specific voltage ratings safely.
     
     
2. Voltage Ratings:
   • High Voltage: Rated for use in environments with high-voltage exposure. Common ratings include 1000V for low-voltage applications and up to 36,000V for high-voltage applications.
     
     
3. Lengths and Sizes:
   • Available in various lengths to accommodate different needs
     
     
4. Applications:
   • Electrical Maintenance and Repairs: Used by electricians and technicians for maintenance and repair of electrical systems.
   • Utility Work: Essential for power utility workers when dealing with overhead power lines or substation equipment.
   • HVAC Systems: Useful in HVAC systems where electrical components are present.
5. Design:
   • Ergonomic Handles: Often designed with ergonomic handles to ensure a comfortable grip and reduce hand fatigue.
   • Durability: Built to withstand harsh working environments and frequent use.

Benefits:

• Safety: Provides an additional layer of protection against electrical shocks.
• Extended Reach: Allows for safer working distances from live electrical components.
• Versatility: Compatible with a variety of insulated tools such as screwdrivers, nut drivers, and sockets.

Maintenance and Care:

• Regular Inspection: It’s crucial to regularly inspect insulated extension bars for any signs of wear, cracks, or damage to the insulation.
• Cleaning: Keep the bars clean and dry to maintain their insulating properties.
• Storage: Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prolong the life of the insulation.