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Klein Tools 85073INS 1000V Insulated Screwdriver Set 3 Piece Heavy Duty Phillips Slotted Square Cushion Grip Electrician Shock Protection Tool Kit

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Klein Tools 85073INS 1000V Insulated Screwdriver Set 3 Piece Heavy Duty Phillips Slotted Square Cushion Grip Electrician Shock Protection Tool KitMaximize Jobsite Safety Standards and Secure High Torque Control with Professional Dual Layer Voltage Shielding Protect yourself from live electrical elements and achieve supreme fastening control on commercial installation jobs with the industrial grade Klein Tools 85073INS 1000V 3 Piece Insulated Screwdriver Set. Explicitly engineered for professional master electricians, diagnostic testing technicians, HVAC field crews, and industrial maintenance

Maximize Jobsite Safety Standards and Secure High-Torque Control with Professional Dual-Layer Voltage Shielding

Protect yourself from live electrical elements and achieve supreme fastening control on commercial installation jobs with the industrial-grade Klein Tools 85073INS 1000V 3-Piece Insulated Screwdriver Set. Explicitly engineered for professional master electricians, diagnostic testing technicians, HVAC field crews, and industrial maintenance specialists, this compact hand tool kit delivers essential code-compliant security near energized sources. Relying on unrated basic screwdrivers within active breaker panel boxes, live switchboards, or complex terminal strips introduces critical risk for catastrophic flashover. This professional tool core eliminates those hazardous bottlenecks completely, providing highly durable, individually dielectrically tested protection up to 1000 volts of active currency surges.

Proudly manufactured in the USA, this rugged core selection includes the three most commonly deployed structural drive geometries: Slotted cabinet, Phillips head, and Square drive tip configurations. Each tool is built with induction-hardened alloy steel round shanks wrapped in dual layers of impact-resistant and flame-retardant bright orange polymer insulation. To withstand brutal site environments, the thick insulated sheath runs smoothly down to the tip face, which actively resists chipping, scraping, or cracking against sharp steel chassis edges. Equipped with high-torque Cushion-Grip handles for slip-free palm comfort, these drivers feature the permanent Tip-Ident color-coded system on the end caps for instant identification out of crowded service bags, alongside a structural tether hole loop for absolute safety compliance when working overhead at heights.

Key Features

  • 1000-Volt Dielectric Protection: Individually field-tested to isolate and completely shield operators from live shock hazards during active diagnostics.
  • Dual-Layer Protective Coating: Molded synthetic insulation sheath provides ultimate flame retardance and impact resistance to counter heavy mechanical force.
  • Integrated Safety Tether Hole: Sturdy handle anchor loop permits code-compliant lanyard attachments to prevent dangerous tool drops while working at height.
  • High-Torque Cushion-Grip Handles: Soft-touch rubber handle overmold conforms perfectly to palms to enhance rotational turning force and prevent fatigue.
  • Tip-Ident Orientation Stamps: Permanent top end-cap markers provide instant drive geometry visual checks, speeding up choice selections in the field.

What's Included

  • (1) 1/4" Slotted Round Shank Insulated Screwdriver (4" Shank Length)
  • (1) #2 Phillips Round Shank Insulated Screwdriver (4" Shank Length)
  • (1) #2 Square Drive Round Shank Insulated Screwdriver (4" Shank Length)

Specifications

Specification Profile Details / Performance Value
Brand Name Klein Tools
Model Number (OEM Part) 85073INS
Tool Variant Type Heavy-Duty Insulated Multi-Piece Screwdriver Set
Dielectric Insulation Rating 1000 Volts Maximum Compliance Shielding
Core Shank Length Profile 4.0 inches
Core Driver Material Matrix Induction Hardened Industrial Steel Alloy
Handle Core Construction Flame-Retardant and Impact-Resistant High-Dielectric Plastic
Handle Grip Finish Ergonomic Cushion-Grip Rubber Overmold
Handle Outer Dimensions 4.31" Length x 1.24" Diameter
Total Tool Overall Length 8.32 inches
Total Package Outer Unit Width 1.24 inches
Total Package Outer Unit Height 8.32 inches
Total Component Pieces in Set 3 Individual Insulated Drivers
Compliance Standards Matrix Exceeds ASTM F1505-16(2021) and IEC 60900:2018
Manufacturing Origin Location Made in the United States of America
Universal Product Code (UPC) 092644329128

Pro-Tip: Always perform a visual health inspection of the dual-layer orange coating before starting any hot panel work near active terminals. To maintain full life-safety margins under ASTM regulations, keep these specialized tools stored away from sharp utility blades, unshielded hole saws, or heavy diagnostic gear inside your pouch. If you ever notice the bright white underlying core layer showing through a deep scratch or gouge in the orange surface polymer, take that driver out of active service immediately to guarantee complete dielectric insulation values.

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