Fluke insulated square screwdriver
Key features
- (1) Squared Screwdriver: 2 sizes available, sold individually
- Certified to 1000 V AC, 1500 V DC
- Ergonomic handle causes less strain, provides maximum torque
Product overview: Fluke insulated square screwdriver
The screwdriver tips, made from hardened chromium-molybdenum-vanadium (CMV) steel blades to minimize wear, fit and grip the fastener properly to apply maximum torque without damage to the head. These screwdrivers are perfect to keep in your tool bag and bring on whatever jobsite you’re on. Always be safer and grab for an insulated screwdriver. Fluke offers two sizes of square head screwdrivers, sold individually or as kits:
- ISQS1 Insulated Squared Screwdriver #1, 4" shaft; (4 mm square tip, 100 mm shaft)
- ISQS2 Insulated Squared Screwdriver #2, 5" shaft; (6 mm square tip, 125 mm shaft)
NFPA 70E requirements
Both drivers have handles that are ergonomically designed for a strong grip without cramping your hand up whether you’re in gloves or not. Precision insulated tools that meet NPFA 70E requirements. Every screwdriver is individually tested to 10,000 volts and certified to
- 1000 V AC
- 1500 V DC
The tool is also backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Specifications: Fluke insulated square screwdriver
| Screwdriver Type | Blade length (inches mm) | Handle length (inches mm) | Handle width (inches mm) | Bladeform diameter (inches mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Square #1 | 4 100 | 3-11/16 94 | 1 3/16 30 | 5/32 4 |
| Square #2 | 5 125 | 4-3/16 106 | 1 7/16 36 | 1/4 6 |
Warranty
Fluke Insulated Hand Tool Lifetime Limited Warranty
Each Fluke Insulated Hand Tool will be free from defects in material and workmanship for its lifetime. As used herein, “lifetime” is defined as seven years after Fluke discontinues manufacturing the product, but the warranty period shall be at least fifteen years from the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover damage from neglect, misuse, contamination, alteration, accident or abnormal conditions of operation or handling, damage or normal wear and tear of mechanical components. This warranty covers the original purchaser only and is not transferable.
Recommendations for use and in-service care of Fluke Insulated Hand Tools
The following is guidance concerning the maintenance, inspection, retest and use of Fluke Insulated Hand Tools.
Warning – to avoid electrical shock or personal injury:
- Keep fingers behind the finger guards of the tool. Never touch conductive parts.
- Always wear approved eye protection.
- Do not use in wet or damp locations. Do not use unless the tool is clean and dry.
- Do not apply excessive force or stress to the tool insulation that may cause damage. Examples include using the insulated surfaces as a fulcrum to pry or wedge or gripping insulated tool handles with other tools such as pliers or wrenches to increase torque or leverage.
If the tool is used in a manner not specified, the protection may be impaired.
Storage
Insulated hand tools should be properly stored to minimize the risk of damage to the insulation due to storage or transportation. These insulated hand tools should be stored separated from other tools to avoid mechanical damage or confusion with uninsulated tools. Furthermore, these insulated hand tools should be prevented from contact with excessively hot surfaces (for example steam pipes) or exposure to excessive UV- radiation.
Inspection before use
Before use, each Insulated Hand Tool should be visually inspected by the user. If there is any doubt concerning the safety of the insulated hand tool, it should be subjected to examination by a competent person and if necessary retested to determine suitability or disposed of to prevent further use.
Temperature
Insulated Hand Tools should be used only in environments having temperatures between –20 °C and +70 °C and, for tools marked “C”, between –40 °C and +70 °C.
Periodic examination and electrical retesting
An annual visual examination by a suitably trained person is recommended to determine the suitability of the Insulated Hand Tool for further service. If an electrical retest is required by national regulation or in the case of doubt after visual examination, the applicable dielectric test of IEC 60900 for insulated hand tools should be performed.
For details contact a Fluke Service Center.