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Hex Keys
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Hex keys have hexagonal (six-sided) tips that fit into the hexagonal-shaped (six-sided) indentation in the bolt or screwhead. The hex key is then turned to rotate the faster to tighten or loosen it. The hex key can be L-shaped with two arms of unequal length, one long and one short. The short end can reach fasteners in tight spaces while the long end extends the reach of the tool. Rotating a fastener using the long end as a handle provides more torque on the fastener compared to using the short end. T-shaped hex keys have one long arm with the drive tip at the end and a handle that can provide more torque when rotating fasteners compared to L-shaped keys.
Number of Ball Ends
L-Shaped Ball End Hex Keys
These L-shaped ball end hex keys have a hex ball end at the tip of the long arm that can tighten and loosen hex head fasteners from multiple angles in hard-to-reach locations. The short arm comes with a regular hex end tip.
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T-Shaped Ball End Hex Keys
T-shaped ball end hex keys have one long arm with the drive tip at the end, and two short arms that form a handle that can provide more torque than an L-shaped key. They have a hex ball end at the tip of the long arm that can tighten and loosen hex head fasteners from multiple angles in hard-to-reach locations.
Metric ; Long
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T-Shaped Two-Tip Ball End Hex Keys
These T-shaped two-tip ball end hex keys have one long arm and one short arm that extend from the handle. They can provide more torque than an L-shaped key. Both arms have a hex ball end that can tighten and loosen hex head fasteners from multiple angles in hard-to-reach locations.
SAE ; Short
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T-Shaped Tether-Ready Two-Tip Ball End Hex Keys
T-shaped tether-ready two-tip ball end hex keys have a sleeve that allows the attachment of a tether where the tether is attached to the user or a fixed object to prevent the tool from falling and causing injuries or damage when working at height. They have one long arm and one short arm that extend from the handle. Both arms come with a ball end at the tip of the shaft that can tighten and loosen fasteners from multiple angles in hard-to-reach locations.
Metric ; Long
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