Gray Tools
Gray Tools CH06-I 3/16" Nut Driver 6-5/8" 1000V Insulated
A 3/16" insulated nut driver with a cushioned non-slip handle, dual-colour insulation layers and individual testing to ASTM F1505 for 1000 V protection
- 1000 V protection for live electrical work
- Insulated to ASTM F1505 safety standard
- 3/16 inch hex opening fits small fasteners
- Dual-layer orange and yellow insulation shows damage
- Cushioned non-slip handle improves grip control
3/16-Inch Insulated Nut Driver
The Gray Tools CH06-I is a 3/16-inch nut driver built for electrical work where live circuits are a risk. It carries a 1000 V insulation rating and is individually tested to ASTM F1505 standards for user protection. The 6-5/8-inch shaft reaches recessed fasteners in panels and enclosures. A cushioned non-slip handle provides grip during extended use.
Replaces uninsulated drivers on live panels
This driver upgrades a standard nut driver when the task involves energised equipment up to 1000 V. The dual-layer insulation features an orange outer layer and a yellow inner layer that acts as a visual safety indicator; if the yellow shows, the tool must be removed from service. The jump is worth it whenever electrical safety standards require verified insulated hand tools.
Check shaft access and fastener size
Verify that the 3/16-inch hex opening matches the fasteners you will encounter. Confirm the 6-5/8-inch shaft length clears obstructions in your specific enclosures. Ensure your safety programme accepts ASTM F1505 compliance for 1000 V rated tools. Buyers needing different hex sizes or longer reach cannot use this model.
Highlights
- 1000 V protection for live electrical work
- Insulated to ASTM F1505 safety standard
- 3/16 inch hex opening fits small fasteners
- Dual-layer orange and yellow insulation shows damage
- Cushioned non-slip handle improves grip control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shaft length and hex opening does the CH06-I nut driver have?
The shaft is 6-5/8" long and the hex opening measures 3/16".
How do I verify the insulation is intact before live work?
Inspect the orange outer layer; if the yellow under-layer is visible the tool must be replaced.
When should the insulated nut driver be retired from service?
Replace it once the yellow safety layer shows through the orange insulation or after any impact damage.
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