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Gray Tools T24-I 3/4" x 3/8" Drive 12 Point 1000V Insulated Socket
A 12-point insulated socket with dual-layer orange and yellow insulation tested to ASTM F1505 standards for 1000 V protection
- 1000 V insulated protection tested to ASTM F1505
- Dual orange and yellow layers show insulation integrity
- 12 point drive engages hex fasteners securely
- 3/4 inch hex size fits large bolts
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Professional insulated socket for electrical work
This 12-point standard-length socket accepts a 3/4" hex and a 3/8" drive for use on live circuits up to 1000 V. It is individually insulated and tested to ASTM F1505 standards for reliable protection.
Dual-colour insulation shows damage at a glance
An orange top layer covers a yellow under-layer that acts as a visual safety indicator; if the yellow becomes visible the socket must be removed from service. No extra test equipment is needed for this check.
Rated for continuous 1000 V exposure
The insulation system maintains its dielectric strength under sustained load rather than only during brief contact. It is not suited for applications exceeding the 1000 V rating or for non-insulated general-purpose use.
Highlights
- 1000 V insulated protection tested to ASTM F1505
- Dual orange and yellow layers show insulation integrity
- 12 point drive engages hex fasteners securely
- 3/4 inch hex size fits large bolts
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage protection does the 1000V insulated socket provide during sustained electrical work?
The socket provides user protection for up to 1000 V and is individually insulated and tested to ASTM F1505 standards for sustained electrical work.
How does the dual-layer insulation indicate heat damage during all-day use?
The orange top insulation layer and second yellow layer serve as a visual safety indicator; if the yellow layer becomes visible, the insulation has been compromised by heat or wear.
What drive size must my ratchet or handle have to operate this 3/4" hex socket?
You need a 3/8" drive ratchet or handle to operate this socket, as it features a 3/8" drive type with 12-point configuration.
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