Draper XP1000 3/8" Drive VDE Insulated Hexagon Socket - Tooled Up recorded price
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Draper XP1000 3/8" Drive VDE Insulated Hexagon Socket
Draper DIY & Hardware
Product description
The 19mm socket addresses substantial fastener sizes in electrical and automotive applications. This size is particularly relevant for main battery connections, mounting hardware and structural components in electric vehicle powertrains and charging infrastructure installations. Forged from hardened chrome vanadium steel with comprehensive VDE insulation, this socket is tested to 10,000V, certifying it safe for work on live circuits up to 1,000V AC and 1,500V DC. The robust 3/8" drive connection delivers excellent torque handling. Features and Benefits: • 19mm hexagon socket for substantial electrical fasteners • Draper Expert XP1000 quality with lifetime warranty • 6-point chrome vanadium steel construction • VDE insulated and tested to 10,000V • Safe for live circuits up to 1,000V AC and 1,500V DC Specifications: Insulation: VDE Insulation testing: Tested to 10,000V, suitable for working on live circuits of 1,000V AC and 1,500V DC Contents: 1 x XP1000® VDE Socket, 3/8" Sq. Dr., 19mm
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£12.95
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