Proto J90005-VDE Slotted Screwdriver 7/32 in Insulated

Product Description

The PROTO J90005-VDE is a slotted screwdriver built for trade professionals who require insulated, impact-resistant hand tools. The blade is 7/32 inches wide and 5 inches long, with a 9-7/16 inches overall length that puts the tip well within reach in standard electrical and mechanical enclosures. The round shank design allows a wrench to be applied for extra torque. The composite handle is rated for chemical resistance and meets VDE insulation standards, making this screwdriver appropriate for electricians working on energized or potentially energized equipment under applicable safety protocols.

This screwdriver is suited for cabinet-style slotted fasteners common in electrical panels, control enclosures, HVAC equipment, and general mechanical service work. The insulated handle construction makes it a practical choice for electricians and service technicians who need a reliable slotted driver in environments where incidental contact with energized surfaces is a concern. The tool ships individually and has a minimum order quantity of one.

Key Features

• 7/32 inch blade width for cabinet-style slotted fasteners
• 5 inch blade length provides reach inside enclosures and panels
• 9-7/16 inch overall length for comfortable leverage
• Round shank accepts a wrench for increased torque application
• Composite, chemical-resistant handle rated for insulated use
• VDE-rated insulation construction suitable for electrical service work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose slotted screwdriver for use with 7/32 inch cabinet-style slotted fasteners found in electrical, HVAC, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified electricians and service technicians. Before working on electrical equipment, verify that circuits are de-energized and locked out per NFPA 70E and applicable local codes. Inspect the insulated handle for cracks or damage before each use on or near energized conductors. Do not use a damaged insulated tool as a substitute for proper lockout/tagout procedures.