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Gray Tools T26-I 13/16" 12-Point 1000V Insulated Socket
A 13/16" 12-point insulated socket tested to ASTM F1505 with dual-layer orange and yellow insulation rated for 1000 V
- 1000 V protection for live circuits
- Two-colour insulation shows damage at a glance
- 12-point drive engages fasteners from multiple angles
- Tested to ASTM F1505 for verified safety
- 13/16 inch hex fits common automotive bolts
13/16" 12-Point Insulated Socket
The Gray Tools T26-I is a 13/16 inch socket with a 12-point drive configuration. It is designed for electrical work where protection up to 1000 V is required. Each piece is individually insulated and tested to ASTM F1505 standards for verified safety compliance.
Electricians and High-Voltage Technicians
This socket suits professionals who need insulated hand tools for live circuits up to 1000 V. The dual-layer insulation provides a visual safety indicator during inspection. It is not intended for general mechanical fastening where voltage protection is unnecessary or for drive sizes other than the specified configuration.
Sustained Insulation Integrity
The orange outer layer and yellow inner layer work together to maintain dielectric strength during prolonged use. The yellow layer acts as a wear indicator, revealing damage before the insulation fails completely. Individual testing to ASTM F1505 ensures consistent performance under continuous electrical exposure rather than only brief contact.
Highlights
- 1000 V protection for live circuits
- Two-colour insulation shows damage at a glance
- 12-point drive engages fasteners from multiple angles
- Tested to ASTM F1505 for verified safety
- 13/16 inch hex fits common automotive bolts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size do I need to use this 13/16 inch 12-point socket?
This socket requires a 3/8 inch drive ratchet or breaker bar for operation.
Will the orange and yellow insulation layers remain effective if I also use older non-insulated hand tools nearby?
Yes, the dual-layer insulation on this socket is independent; adjacent non-insulated tools do not degrade its 1000 V rating.
How can I verify the socket is still safe after each use?
Inspect the yellow inner layer — if it becomes visible through the orange outer layer, the insulation is compromised and the socket must be replaced.
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