Insulated tool set Wiha 43023 — 7-piece 1000V rated hand tools

Insulated tool set Wiha 43023 — 7-piece 1000V rated hand tools is a compact collection of commonly used insulated hand tools designed for safe work on live electrical installations up to 1000 volts. The set includes a selection of screwdrivers and pliers with certified insulating handles and tool shafts manufactured to provide protection when working on energized circuits. It is intended for electricians and maintenance professionals who require a small, portable kit for routine electrical tasks.

Advantages

The insulated tool set offers IEC-compliant insulation for enhanced user protection and clear visual identification of insulated tools. Ergonomic handles improve grip and control during precise tasks while tool tips and jaws are manufactured to maintain mechanical performance under normal working conditions. A compact seven-piece assortment reduces the need to carry individual tools and simplifies selection for common electrical jobs.

Suitable for

• Installation and maintenance of low-voltage electrical systems
• Work on live circuits up to 1000 V AC/1500 V DC when used according to standards
• Routine service tasks by electricians and technical maintenance staff
• Field service and on-site troubleshooting

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 7
• Insulation rating: tested for use on live circuits up to 1000 V AC (1500 V DC)
• Tool types included: combination of insulated screwdrivers and pliers
• Handle design: multi-component ergonomic insulated handles for improved grip
• Materials: hardened tool steel for tips and jaws; durable insulating handle material
• Finish: corrosion-resistant metal surfaces on working ends
• Portability: compact set suitable for tool bags or service kits

How to use

Before use, inspect each tool visually for damage to insulation, cracks, cuts or contamination. Only use the tools when the insulating handles and shafts are intact and clean. Select the appropriate screwdriver or pliers for the task and apply tools in a controlled manner, keeping hands behind the insulating barrier. Use insulated pliers for gripping, cutting or bending conductors and insulated screwdrivers for fastening and loosening insulated fasteners. After use, clean tools with a mild detergent, dry thoroughly and store in a dry place to maintain insulation properties.

Recommendations

Follow applicable national and international electrical safety standards and workplace procedures. Do not use insulated tools on equipment where insulation is visibly damaged or when the working voltage exceeds the tool’s rated limits. Periodically have insulation tested by qualified personnel and replace any tool that fails inspection.