TX Screwdriver for TORX screws VDE
- For Torx screws
- Ergonomically designed multi-component grip with a hole, integrated comfortable pads and a well-defined spin zone enable optimum, hand-friendly force transmission and fast, strain-free working.
- The core of the grip, made of impact-resistant hard plastic, is covered with various softer components and has embedded highly flexible cushions that adapt perfectly to the hand and ensure maximum transmission of force.
- The flexibility of the material and the pleasant feel of the spin zone enhance sensitivity and ensure force is accurately delivered.
- The oval shape and the anti-roll protection on both sides prevent the tool rolling away in the workplace.
- Practical hole handle for hanging the tools, attaching fall protection or inserting a lever
- Bit mount for additional drive using a ratchet or cordless screwdriver
- Bit storage possible in cross hole
- Insulation according to DIN EN/IEC 60900
- Blades made of chrome molybdenum vanadium steel
- Blades hardened and blackened with injected insulation
- Black tip maintains precision and fitting accuracy
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Length - mm
230
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Blade length - mm
125
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Handle length - mm
105
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Color coding drive
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Inside TORX
25
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With bit drive
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REACH compliance
does not contain SVHC
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Design
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Weight - g
85
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Packing unit
12
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Barcode
40 03758 01464 6
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For working at or close to electrical parts please observe safety regulations for electrical works and additional national safety regulations.
Check that insulation is not damaged each time before using the tools. Do not use damaged tools anymore. Keep your safety tools clean and dry. Ensure that the workplace where you are working on live equipment is clean and tidy. Use protective clothing and safety equipment (eg. safety gloves, cover clothes and safety sleeves), especially when working in narrow areas.
Electrical work (worked carried out on electrical devices an systems) must be either conducted by a qualified electrician or supervised and checked by one.
Screwdrivers
The same guiding principle applies to our screwdrivers: safety is the key! Like all our tools that are designed for work on live components, our screwdrivers are also insulated to comply with IEC 60900 to provide you with the maximum level of safety. In addition, one of the main requirements of screwdrivers is that they transmit force in the most efficient manner while protecting your hands and achieving the desired results quickly. The non-slip handle is designed to have an ergonomic shape and is equipped with soft-grip zones.
Better safe than sorry.
Electricians put their faith in their tools daily. Electricity is always a potential hazard. Whether they are cutting cables to size, fitting socket outlets or configuring switch cabinets, they need tools they can rely on without fail. When an electrician picks up a set of VDE tools made by NWS, he or she is handling quality tools subjected to stringent testing for practical, hands-on applications in electrical jobs. This is, after all, what professional working, health & safety are all about.
Safety testing method according to IEC 60900
• Visual check and check of measurements: single check of the lettering on the basis tool as well as on the insulation.
• Check of resistance under hot and cold conditions: under normal temperatures of the surroundings (23° C) as well as under low temperatures (-25° C) on three different positions easy to hurt.
• Single voltage check: check of the electrical insulating characteristics by putting on a 10 KV voltage in a water bath for three minutes and measuring the deflecting electricity.
• Pressure check - check of puncture: storage of tools in a warming box for 2 hours at the temperature of 70° C putting on a 5 KV Voltage for three minutes and raising a power of 20 N on the insulation.
• Check of the adhesive power of the insulation: storage of tools in a warming box for 168 h at a temperature of 70° C raising a power of 500 N for three minutes on the area between the conductive part and the insulation.
• Check of fire risk: raising a flame on the insulation for 10 seconds.
