ALLEN KEY HEXAGONAL (HEX) - LONG BLADE

CRV Steel Blade

CRV stands for a steel alloy (a substance formed from the combination of two or more metals). Compared to pure metals, alloys have better properties, such as shock-resisting. CRV grants the tool with a hard-to-break blade, but still flexible enough to resist the torsion (twisting movement) as this is a characteristic movement when using screwdrivers.

Anti-Slip Handle

The blade is coated with a thick layer of textured matte chrome that offers a nice sturdy grip. It also provides an extra resistance to oils, greases, dirt, and other aggressive substances commonly found in workshops and construction sites, such as cement and solvents from paint that could attack the surface and lead to corrosion.

Non-Magnetic Tip

Won’t attract metal shavings or swarf, which could clog the threads or head of the fastener.

Ball End

Greater degree of flexibility and access to smaller spaces. can be inserted into fasteners at various angles other than the standard 90 degrees. Useful when working with fasteners that are positioned in narrow gaps between panels.

Hexagonal Shaped Blade

Allows reaching higher torque levels by using the aid of a spanner or plier attached to the blade.

90 Degrees Arm

Highly appropriate access to fasteners that are difficult to reach. Additionally, the chamfered edge, significantly facilitates the swift attachment of the wrench to the screw drive (head).

Wide Angle Movement

Allows extreme mobility with a wide movement of up to 30 degrees when working in tighter spaces or with very low clearance.

Wide Visible Markings

Enable quick identification, for effortlessly pick the right tool from a tool bag or pouch, saving time and efforts.