Gray Tools
Gray Tools 1414-I 7/8" 1/2" Drive 12 Point 1000V tool storage
Insulated 7/8 inch socket with orange and yellow safety layers tested to ASTM F1505 for 1000 V protection
- Insulated to 1000 V for live-line protection
- Dual-layer orange-over-yellow insulation shows damage instantly
- 12-point 7/8" hex fits standard fasteners securely
- Tested to ASTM F1505 for verified dielectric safety
- 1/2" drive compatible with common ratchets and bars
Insulated Socket for Live Work
The Gray Tools 1414-I is a 7/8 inch hex socket with a 1/2 inch drive built for electrical maintenance. It carries a 1000 V rating and is individually tested to ASTM F1505 standards for user protection.
Dual-Layer Insulation Limits
Two insulation layers cover the socket body. The outer orange layer protects the inner yellow layer, which becomes visible if the insulation is damaged. This visual indicator shows when the socket must be removed from service.
12-Point Engagement Range
The 12-point opening fits 7/8 inch fasteners in tight spaces where a 6-point socket cannot engage. It is not suited for heavily rounded bolts or applications requiring impact-rated strength beyond the standard length design.
Highlights
- Insulated to 1000 V for live-line protection
- Dual-layer orange-over-yellow insulation shows damage instantly
- 12-point 7/8" hex fits standard fasteners securely
- Tested to ASTM F1505 for verified dielectric safety
- 1/2" drive compatible with common ratchets and bars
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I pick the right insulated socket for my 1/2" drive ratchet?
This 1414-I socket fits a 1/2" drive and has a 7/8" hex opening, so match it to the fastener size you need to turn.
What does the 1000 V rating mean when I am working on live equipment?
Each socket is individually tested to ASTM F1505 and rated for 1000 V, giving you protection up to that voltage during electrical work.
How does the orange and yellow insulation show the tool is still safe?
The orange outer layer covers a yellow inner layer; if the yellow becomes visible, the insulation is damaged and the socket should be replaced.
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