Gray Tools
Gray Tools M610-I 10mm 1/4" Drive 6 Point 1000V Insulated Socket
10 mm insulated socket with dual-colour safety layers tested to 1000 V
- 1000 V insulated protection for live electrical work
- Dual orange and yellow insulation layers show wear at a glance
- 6-point 10 mm hex grip reduces fastener rounding
- Tested to ASTM F1505 standard for verified safety
- 1/4-inch drive fits common ratchet sets
10mm Insulated Socket for Live Work
The Gray Tools M610-I is a 10mm, 1/4-inch drive socket built for electrical safety. Its six-point opening grips fastener flats to reduce rounding. Two insulation layers, orange over yellow, protect the user up to 1000 V. Each piece is individually tested to ASTM F1505 standards.
Suited for Qualified Electrical Tasks
This socket serves electricians and technicians who must work on or near energised components rated up to 1000 V. The visual yellow indicator reveals insulation damage at a glance. It is not for general mechanical work where insulated tools are unnecessary, nor for drivers needing impact-rated or deep-reach sockets.
Verify Drive Compatibility and Voltage Rating
Confirm your ratchet or driver accepts a 1/4-inch square drive before ordering. Check that the 1000 V rating matches the maximum system voltage you will encounter. Inspect the yellow layer for cracks or wear before each use, as damage compromises the protective barrier.
Highlights
- 1000 V insulated protection for live electrical work
- Dual orange and yellow insulation layers show wear at a glance
- 6-point 10 mm hex grip reduces fastener rounding
- Tested to ASTM F1505 standard for verified safety
- 1/4-inch drive fits common ratchet sets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size ratchet or torque wrench do I need for the 1/4" drive on this socket?
You need any 1/4" drive ratchet, breaker bar or torque wrench; the socket's square drive is exactly 1/4".
Will the orange and yellow insulation layers still protect me if I also use older non-insulated extensions?
The socket itself is tested to ASTM F1505 for 1000 V, but any non-insulated accessory in the chain removes that protection.
How can I verify the insulation is intact before each job?
Check that the orange outer layer shows no cuts and the yellow inner layer is not visible; yellow exposure means the socket must be replaced.
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