Slotted ScrewDrivers

HSN- 8205

 Non-sparking hand tools are specialized tools designed for use in environments where sparks can ignite flammable or explosive substances. These tools are commonly used in industries such as oil and gas, chemical plants, mining, and manufacturing facilities where the presence of flammable gases, vapors, or dust creates a hazardous environment.

 Here are some examples of non-sparking hand tools:

 Wrenches: Non-sparking adjustable wrenches or spanners are available for tasks that require tightening or loosening nuts and bolts. These wrenches are typically made of non-sparking materials such as aluminum, bronze or beryllium copper.

 Screwdrivers: Non-sparking screwdrivers are essential for tasks that involve driving or removing screws in potentially explosive atmospheres. These screwdrivers are typically made from non-sparking alloys like aluminum bronze.

 Pliers: Non-sparking pliers are used for gripping, bending, cutting, and twisting wires or other objects. They are commonly available in different types, such as combination pliers, long-nose pliers, and side-cutting pliers. They are usually made from copper alloys to prevent sparking.

 Hammers: As mentioned earlier, non-sparking hammers are available in various types, like ball hammers, sledgehammers, mallets, or soft-faced hammers. These hammers are designed for striking without producing sparks and are made from non-sparking materials such as copper alloys.

 Chisels: Non-sparking chisels are used for cutting or shaping metal or other materials. They are made from non-sparking materials to minimize the risk of sparks during use.

 Sockets and Ratchets: Non-sparking sockets and ratchets are used for turning bolts or nuts in hazardous environments. They are typically made of non-sparking alloys like aluminum bronze or beryllium copper.

 Scrapers: Non-sparking scrapers are used for removing paint, rust, or other materials from surfaces. These tools are made from non-sparking materials to reduce the risk of sparks.

Knives: Non-sparking knives or utility blades are used for cutting various materials. They are often made from non-sparking alloys to prevent sparks from being generated.

 When working in potentially explosive environments, it is crucial to use the appropriate non-sparking hand tools and follow proper safety guidelines to minimize the risk of accidents. Always refer to industry-specific safety regulations and guidelines for the safe use of tools in hazardous locations.