VDE 19 22 VDE Socket Wrench Bit 1/2" 6-Sided 22 mm

GEDORE VDE 19 22 VDE Socket Wrench Bit 1/2" 6-Sided 22 mm

Hexagonal, manually operated, With square drive as per DIN 3120 - C 12.5, ISO 1174, GEDORE vanadium steel 31CrV3, Protective insulation up to 1000 V, according to EN 60900/IEC 60900, 2-fold Check-Tool insulation, 16 - 18 mm insulation overhang, The diameter d1 for the dimensions 27, 30 and 32 is not standardized

• The double-triangle symbol indicates that the tool has been individually tested
• Individually tested at 10,000 V AC (alternating voltage) based on EN 60900/IEC 60900

• Insulated up to 1,000 V in accordance with EN 60900/IEC 60900
• Safe working under electrical voltage
• Up to 1,000 V AC (alternating voltage)
• Up to 1,500 V DC (direct voltage)

• Testing carried out by the VDE Testing Institute
• Tested by the VDE Testing Institute for compliance with the requirements relevant to the certification mark
• Tools meet the requirements of the German equipment safety law

• GS = safety certified
• Tool complies with the German Product Safety Act (ProdSG), as verified by an approved testing and certification body

GEDORE VDE Socket Wrench Bit 1/2" 6-Sided 22 mm with Check-Tool insulation

• All GEDORE VDE safety tools with soft-plastic insulation feature Check-Tool insulation
• The two-colour, multi-layer insulation is red on the outside and yellow on the inside and supports visual safety inspection
• The tool GEDORE VDE 19 22 must be free from visible damage. If the yellow inner layer becomes visible, the tool must be taken out of service and disposed of

What should I consider when using VDE insulated tools?

⚠️ Inspect VDE tools before every use! VDE insulated tools should always be checked for visible damage to the insulation before use. Cracks, cuts, excessive wear or a visible inner insulation layer indicate that the tool is no longer suitable for working on live electrical systems. If the insulation is damaged, the VDE tool must not be used for live working.

⚠️ VDE tools are no substitute for safe and professional working practices! Even high-quality insulated tools do not automatically make work on electrical installations safe. Appropriate technical qualifications, the correct working methods, suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) and compliance with all applicable safety regulations are equally important. Working on live electrical systems involves particular hazards and must only be carried out by appropriately qualified persons and under the prescribed conditions.