Gray Tools
Gray Tools MT16-I 16mm 3/8" 12 Point 1000V Insulated Socket
16 mm 3/8" drive 12-point insulated socket tested to ASTM F1505 for 1000 V protection with dual-layer safety indication
- 16 mm hex fits standard 12-point fasteners
- 1000 V insulation protects during live electrical work
- Dual orange and yellow layers give instant visual safety check
- Tested to ASTM F1505 standard for verified protection
- 3/8 inch drive works with common ratchets
16 mm Insulated Socket
The Gray Tools MT16-I is a 16 mm, 3/8 inch drive socket with a 12 point configuration. It is designed for electrical work where protection up to 1000 V is required. The tool suits professional electricians and maintenance technicians.
ASTM F1505 Test Standard
Each socket is individually insulated and tested to ASTM F1505 standards. An orange top insulation layer covers a second yellow layer that acts as a visual safety indicator. Damage to the orange layer reveals the yellow beneath, signalling that the insulation integrity may be compromised.
1000 V Protection Limit
The insulation provides user protection for up to 1000 V in live-line applications. It is not suitable for voltages exceeding this rating. The socket handles standard 16 mm fasteners, but offers no headroom for higher-voltage environments.
Highlights
- 16 mm hex fits standard 12-point fasteners
- 1000 V insulation protects during live electrical work
- Dual orange and yellow layers give instant visual safety check
- Tested to ASTM F1505 standard for verified protection
- 3/8 inch drive works with common ratchets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which drive size matches the 16 mm hex on this socket?
The socket has a 3/8 inch drive, so it fits any 3/8 inch ratchet or breaker bar you already own.
What does the 1000 V rating mean when I am working on live circuits?
Each socket is individually tested to ASTM F1505 and the orange-over-yellow insulation protects you up to 1000 volts AC.
How does the 12-point drive engage the fastener compared with a 6-point?
The 12-point geometry gives twice as many engagement positions, letting you turn a 16 mm bolt in tighter swing arcs.
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