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Ten-piece insulated 3/8-inch metric socket set for live electrical work
This Knipex 98-99-11-S4 set contains ten metric sockets on a 3/8 inch drive. Each socket is insulated for electrical safety. The set suits electricians and technicians working on live or potentially live equipment. It provides a complete range of metric sizes for common fastening tasks.
This set replaces standard non-insulated sockets where electrical insulation is required. The jump is worth it when working near energised components up to the rated voltage. It is not for buyers who need imperial drive sizes or impact-rated sockets. Builders needing larger drive sizes should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Knipex |
| Product type | Sockets |
The set uses a 3/8 inch drive size for all included sockets.
Attach each socket to a 3/8 inch insulated ratchet; the step often missed is verifying the insulation on both the socket and ratchet is intact before applying torque.
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