ITL Insulated Insulated Torque Wrench 3/8in Drive 5-25Nm
ITL Insulated Insulated Torque Wrench 3/8in Drive 5-25Nm £295.52 £288.96

ITL Insulated Insulated Torque Wrench 3/8in Drive 5-25Nm

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SKU: ITL01711
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  • 5-25 Nm, 3/8in hex drive. Precision torque range suited to fastening work in live electrical environments.
  • Injection-moulded insulation bonded as one. Withstands extreme impact and abrasion, and is flame retardant.
  • 100% production tested at 10,000 volts. Each wrench is tested submerged in water for 3 minutes, meeting IEC and VDE standards.
  • Made in the UK. Chrome finish over steel construction for durability in daily use.
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ITL Insulated Torque Wrench 3/8in Drive 5-25Nm

The ITL Insulated Torque Wrench is a mechanical torque wrench built with a unique injection-moulded insulation that bonds permanently to the tool as one piece, rather than being coated on afterward. With a 3/8in hex drive and a working range of 5-25Nm, it's designed for precision fastening tasks in live electrical environments where insulated tools are essential. Every wrench is 100% production tested at 10,000 volts for 3 minutes while submerged in water, and meets IEC and VDE insulation standards. Made in the UK. Browse the full range of ITL Insulated tools at MTN Shop UK.

The bonded insulation is built to withstand extreme impact and abrasion, and is flame retardant, making it stronger and harder wearing than tools with a standard PVC coating. The chrome-finished steel construction provides durability for repeated use, while the compact 285mm overall length suits precision work in tighter access areas. Browse the full range of wrenches and hand tools at MTN Shop UK, or explore all tools available at MTN Shop UK.


Key Features

  • 5-25Nm torque range with 3/8in hex drive for precision fastening
  • Unique injection-moulded insulation bonded as one with the tool body
  • Withstands extreme impact and abrasion, and is flame retardant
  • Stronger and harder wearing than standard PVC-coated insulated tools
  • 100% production tested at 10,000 volts for 3 minutes submerged in water
  • Meets IEC and VDE insulation standards
  • Chrome finish over steel construction for durability
  • Made in the UK

Frequently Asked Questions

Why use an insulated torque wrench instead of a standard one?
An insulated torque wrench, like the ITL 3/8in 5-25Nm model, is designed for working near or on live electrical equipment, where a standard uninsulated tool could create a serious shock or arc flash risk. The insulation is tested to withstand high voltage, giving a layer of protection that ordinary torque wrenches don't provide.
What does IEC and VDE certification mean for an insulated tool?
IEC and VDE are recognised international standards for insulated hand tools, covering the voltage rating and construction quality of the insulation. A tool certified to these standards, like the ITL Insulated Torque Wrench, has been tested to confirm it provides reliable electrical insulation up to its rated voltage, giving assurance for use in electrical maintenance and installation work.
How is the insulation on this torque wrench different from a PVC-coated tool?
The ITL Insulated Torque Wrench uses an injection-moulded insulation that bonds permanently to the tool as a single piece, rather than a PVC coating applied over the metal afterward. This construction is more resistant to impact, abrasion, and flame, and is less likely to peel, crack, or wear through compared to a coated finish, making it more durable for regular professional use.
What torque range is suitable for typical electrical connections?
The 5-25Nm range on this ITL torque wrench covers many common electrical terminal and connection torque specifications found in switchgear, panel building, and cable termination work. Always check the specific torque value stated by the equipment manufacturer or wiring regulations for the connection you're working on, since requirements vary by component and conductor size.

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