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1000V Insulated Offset Box End Wrench 1" - Bahco

Part #: 2ZV-1

The Bahco 2ZV-1 1000V Insulated Offset Box End Wrench (1") is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring maximum safety and superior access in demanding electrical environments. This robust tool is designed to provide reliable protection against inadvertent electrical shock when working on live circuits up to 1000V, adhering strictly to IEC 60900 standards. Its unique offset design is crucial for reaching fasteners in tight, confined spaces, a common challenge in complex industrial and automotive systems.

Key Features

  • Certified 1000V Insulation: Individually tested to 10,000V for 10 seconds, guaranteeing safety for work on live electrical equipment up to 1000V, in accordance with IEC 60900.
  • Multi-Layer Safety Insulation: Features a 3-layer color-coded insulation system. Damage to the outer layer reveals a lighter color underneath, serving as a visual warning to the user.
  • Offset Box End Design: Provides significantly improved access to recessed or obstructed fasteners, enhancing efficiency and reducing the risk of slippage.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-performance alloy steel with a chrome-plated and anti-corrosion treated finish for exceptional strength and longevity in rigorous professional use.
  • Dynamic-Drive™ Profile: The 12-point Dynamic-Drive™ profile ensures a secure grip on fasteners, reducing wear on nuts and bolts and extending their life.
  • ISO 691 Standard Compliance: Engineered with opening tolerances that comply with ISO 691 standards for precision and reliable performance.

Applications

  • Maintenance and installation of industrial electrical panels and machinery.
  • Servicing automotive electrical systems, particularly in hybrid and electric vehicles.
  • Working on HVAC electrical components and control systems.
  • General electrical repair and assembly where insulated tools are mandatory for safety.

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This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 03 July, 2011.