Milwaukee Tool 48-22-2219 Insulated Screwdriver Set 4pc

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-22-2219 is a 4-piece insulated screwdriver set rated for 1000 volts, designed for electricians and licensed electrical tradespeople working on or near energized systems. Each screwdriver in the set features a slim tip profile and a tri-lobed handle for secure grip during fastening. The set includes Cabinet, Phillips, and Square drive types, covering the most common fastener heads found in electrical panels, control boxes, and device installations. At 1.28 pounds total, the set is lightweight enough for all-day carry on the job.

This set is suited for residential and commercial electrical work where insulated hand tools are required by code or site safety policy. Typical applications include panel work, device rough-in, and termination tasks where incidental contact with energized conductors is a risk. The slim tip geometry makes it practical in tight terminal blocks and recessed fastener locations common in switchgear and load centers.

Key Features

• 1000V insulated rating on all four screwdrivers for safe use near energized circuits
• Slim tip design for access in tight terminal blocks and recessed fastener locations
• Tri-lobed handle provides increased torque grip and user control
• Tether-capable design supports use in elevated or drop-hazard work environments
• Matte finish reduces glare in bright or outdoor work conditions
• Includes Cabinet, Phillips, and Square drive types for broad fastener coverage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose insulated screwdriver set for electricians requiring 1000V-rated hand tools. Includes one 3/16 inch Cabinet 6-inch screwdriver, one 1/4 inch Cabinet 4-inch screwdriver, one #2 Phillips 4-inch screwdriver, and one #2 Square 6-inch screwdriver.

Installation Notes

Insulated screwdrivers should be inspected before each use for cracks, cuts, or damage to the insulating sleeve — a compromised sleeve does not provide rated protection. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before service where possible; insulated tools are a secondary protective measure, not a substitute for proper lockout/tagout procedures. Follow NFPA 70E arc flash safety requirements and applicable NEC guidelines when working on or near energized electrical equipment.