What are Insulated Hand Tools? | Fluke Pro Tips

Skip ad
0 Views

  • Thanks! Share it with your friends!

    You disliked this video. Thanks for the feedback!

fluke
Published
https://fluke.co/insulatedtools

Fluke Pro, Dan Wright, explains the difference between basic and insulated hand tools in under a minute.

In this video, Dan walks through the importance of having insulation from tip to the back of the handle to help protect you in high-voltage situations.

Fluke clearly labels its insulated tools as rated for 1000 V. Built of German CMV steel, Fluke insulated tools are designed for comfort as well as function. Ergonomic screwdriver handles adapt to the user’s hand to reduce fatigue. They also have a hanging hole and anti-roll handle to make them easier to hang on to. Likewise, Fluke insulated pliers feature four gripping points for a nonslip grip. Many of the pliers have a slim design to make it easier to access wires or connections in tight spaces.

Subscribe to our channel for more Fluke Pro Tips: https://www.youtube.com/fluke

#insulatedtools #flukeprotips #electriciantools #liveequipment
Category
Fluke Networks
Be the first to comment