022630, Wera Hex Key, L Shape 5/64in Ball End, Шестигранный ключ

Wera Hex-Plus Multicolour L-Shaped Hex Key 5/64”

From Wera comes this high-quality L-shaped hex key with a thermoplastic sleeve (SPKL) for hexagonal socket screws.

Features & Benefits

• Wera’s Hex-Plus tools have a larger contact surface area in the screw head, reducing notching effects and thereby reducing the deformation of the screws.


• Hex-Plus tools fit into every standard hexagonal socket screw.


• Up to 20% more torque can be applied thanks to Wera’s design.


• Thermoplastic sleeves (SPKL) made from easy-to-grip materials ensures use is pleasant and easy on the fingers even at low temperatures.


• The spherical drive profile of the ball-tip means it is possible to swivel the axis of the tool to that of the screw. This enables angled, “around-the-corner” screwdriving jobs.


• The Hex-Plus profile offers a larger contact surface within the screw head, reducing the notching effects to a minimum and almost completely eliminating the risk of damaging the screw recess.


• Each key has their size laser-engraved for easy identification. Take-it-Easy L-keys are also colour coded according to their size.


• Wear-resistant size markings to make it easy to identify tools.

Typical Applications

A hex key is most commonly known as an Allen key or Allen wrench and is mostly used as a small hand tool to drive bolts or screws with a 6-sided hexagonal or Allen socket.

They are an incredibly versatile tool that can be used across a variety of applications. Hex Keys & Bit Sets are used by Plumbers, Electricians, Mechanics and Electronic Engineers.

FAQs

Is this a ball end hex key?

Yes, hex key has a ball tip on one end to assist with angled, “around-the-corner” screwdriving jobs.

Are Allen keys and hex keys the same?

Yes, they are the same. ’Allen’ is a registered trademark/brand that is particularly popular in the US and has become like a synonym for hex keys.

Are the hex keys imperial or metric?

This hex key is imperial.

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