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Eklind 10707 Tamper Resistant Torx Key Set T10 T15 T20 T25 T27 T30 T40
Seven tamper-resistant Torx keys from T10 to T40 in a compact organiser
- TypeHex Keys & Accessories
- Tamper-resistant Torx tips fit security fasteners across seven sizes
- Seven keys from T10 to T40 cover common automotive and electronics tasks
- Black oxide coating resists corrosion for longer tool life
- Long arm design provides extra reach and leverage in tight spaces
Tamper-Resistant Torx Key Set T10–T40
This Eklind 10707 set supplies seven security Torx keys covering T10 through T40 for fasteners that use a centre pin. Mechanics and technicians working on automotive, appliance or electronics assemblies will find the range suited to common tamper-resistant screws. The black-oxide finish resists corrosion during daily shop use. A fitted organiser keeps each key indexed and ready for quick selection.
Long-Reach Keys with Organiser Storage
Each key measures from 3 3/8 in to 4 7/8 in, providing extra reach into recessed holes without needing an extension. The extended length also gives more leverage when breaking loose seized fixings. Black-oxide coating reduces glare and wear under repeated use. The included organiser holds all seven keys securely so the set stays complete between jobs.
Highlights
- Tamper-resistant Torx tips fit security fasteners across seven sizes
- Seven keys from T10 to T40 cover common automotive and electronics tasks
- Black oxide coating resists corrosion for longer tool life
- Long arm design provides extra reach and leverage in tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Eklind |
|---|---|
| Model | 10707 |
| Type | Hex Keys & Accessories |
Questions about this item
How do I keep the long T10 through T40 keys from slipping out of the organiser when I carry the set?
The organiser holds each key in a tight, size-specific slot; press each key fully home until it clicks so the tamper-resistant tip seats against the back wall and cannot rattle loose.
When will the black-oxide finish on the T10 to T40 keys need refreshing?
Re-apply a light coat of oil when the oxide starts to look grey instead of black; this typically happens after heavy use or if the keys are stored in a damp toolbox.
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