Klein Tools
Klein Tools 607-3-INS hand screwdriver slotted 3/32 in 3 in round
Insulated slotted screwdriver with a 3/32-inch tip and corrosion-resistant finish
- TypeScrewdrivers
- Selling UnitEach
- Insulated shaft protects against live circuits
- 3/32 in slotted tip fits small fasteners
- 3 in round shank reaches recessed screws
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Insulated slotted screwdriver 3/32 in
This insulated slotted screwdriver from Klein Tools is built for electrical work where live circuits may be present. The 3/32 inch tip fits small terminal screws on outlets, switches and control panels. Insulation on the shank helps protect the user from accidental contact. It is suited for electricians, maintenance technicians and DIYers doing residential wiring.
Upgrade from non-insulated drivers
Replacing a standard metal-shank screwdriver with this insulated version adds a protective barrier when working on energised components. The jump is worth it whenever local codes or site safety rules require insulated hand tools for voltages up to the tool's rating. Black-oxide tip finish resists corrosion and maintains fit in screw heads over time.
Check your voltage rating and tip fit
Verify that the tool's insulation rating matches the maximum voltage you will encounter on the job. Confirm the 3/32 inch slotted profile matches the screw heads you service; other sizes will not engage properly. The shank is not ESD safe, non-sparking or magnetic, so ensure those features are not required for your application.
Highlights
- Insulated shaft protects against live circuits
- 3/32 in slotted tip fits small fasteners
- 3 in round shank reaches recessed screws
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
| Brand | Klein Tools |
|---|---|
| Type | Screwdrivers |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
What tip size does the 607-3-INS slotted screwdriver use?
The tip is 3/32 in slotted, designed for matching fastener heads.
How should the insulated coating be checked before each use?
Inspect the shank coating for cracks or wear; replace the tool if the insulation is damaged.
When does the black-oxide tip finish need replacement?
Replace the screwdriver when the tip shows rounding or excessive wear that prevents a secure fit.
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