Ideal
Ideal 35-9294 3/8 in. insulated nutdriver
Insulated 3/8 inch nutdriver with a 5 inch shaft for protected electrical work
- TypeNut Drivers
- Color/FinishOrange/Yellow
- Insulated shaft protects against electrical shock
- 3/8 in. hex opening fits matching fasteners
- 5 in. shaft length reaches recessed hardware
- Solid construction resists rounding under torque
- High-visibility orange/yellow finish aids quick identification
3/8 in. Insulated Nutdriver
The Ideal 35-9294 is a solid insulated nutdriver designed for professionals who need a 3/8 in. driver with electrical insulation. It suits electricians and technicians working near live circuits where insulated hand tools are required. The orange and yellow finish provides high visibility in a tool bag or on a job site.
Insulation and ESD limits
This driver carries an insulated rating but is not ESD safe, so it protects the user from voltage but does not control electrostatic discharge. It cannot be used where static-sensitive components require an ESD-safe tool. The solid shaft construction supports typical fastening torque for this size without a hollow cavity.
Shaft length and clearance check
The supplier title indicates a 5 in. length, so verify that the shaft reach fits the depth of your fasteners and the access space available. Confirm that a 3/8 in. hex opening matches the nuts or bolts you intend to drive. Ensure the insulation rating meets the voltage level specified for your work environment.
Highlights
- Insulated shaft protects against electrical shock
- 3/8 in. hex opening fits matching fasteners
- 5 in. shaft length reaches recessed hardware
- Solid construction resists rounding under torque
- High-visibility orange/yellow finish aids quick identification
Specifications
| Brand | IDEAL |
|---|---|
| Type | Nut Drivers |
| Color/Finish | Orange/Yellow |
Questions about this item
Is the 3/8 inch size the right nutdriver for my fasteners?
The 3/8 inch nutdriver fits fasteners of that exact size; match it to your bolt or nut dimensions for proper engagement.
What does the insulated design do when I am working on live circuits?
The insulated shaft protects against electric shock up to the tool's rated voltage, letting you turn fasteners on energised equipment more safely.
Does the solid shaft meet a specific insulation standard?
The tool is identified as insulated by the manufacturer; the applicable voltage rating is marked on the handle for reference.
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