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Cementex Offers Electric Vehicle Service Tool Kit

Cementex releases tool kit for service on hybrid and electric vehicles, as well as repairing charging stations.

Cementex Offers Electric Vehicle Service Tool Kit

This tool kit includes Cementex double-insulated diagonal cutting, needle nose, slip joint, crimping, and water pump pliers, as well as a variety of double insulated cushion grip screwdrivers.

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Cementex, an automotive safety tool provider, has released its automotive electric service tool kit (ITS-12B-AES), a base of insulated tools for use with hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) as well as troubleshooting and repair to EV charging stations.

Stored in a standard tool box, this tool kit includes Cementex double-insulated diagonal cutting, needle nose, slip joint, crimping, and water pump pliers, and a variety of double insulated cushion grip screwdrivers.

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Made in the U.S., Cementex tools are tested to 10,000 VAC and rated for 1,000 VAC/1,500 VDC when working on energized parts and are marked with the (double-triangle) international safety symbol.

As with all Cementex tool kits, these combinations of tools can be customized to fit an individual customer’s needs.

The Arc flash PPE required while conducting maintenance and repair on energized electric vehicles is available from Cementex as well. This includes insulating rubber gloves, aprons, Arc Flash protective clothing, and face shields.

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