Eklind
Eklind 15256 Hex Key 7/8 in 12 3/4 in Long 2 3/8 in Short
SAE hex key with 7/8 inch tip, 12 3/4 inch long arm and 2 3/8 inch short arm, black oxide finish, corrosion resistant
- TypeHex/Torx Keys
- Color/FinishBlack Oxide
- Precise 7/8 in SAE fit for exact fasteners
- 12 3/4 in long arm gives extra leverage
- 2 3/8 in short arm reaches tight spots
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion
- Eklind 15256 built for professional hand-tool use
7/8 in SAE Hex Key
The Eklind 15256 is a single-piece hex key with a 7/8 in tip size built for mechanics and maintenance technicians who need a large SAE fastener tool. Its black oxide finish adds corrosion resistance for workshop environments. The long arm reaches 12 3/4 in while the short arm measures 2 3/8 in, giving two leverage options in one tool.
Sustained torque on large fasteners
The extended long arm provides greater leverage for breaking loose or tightening large SAE hex fasteners without the flex common in shorter keys. Black oxide coating resists surface corrosion during repeated exposure to shop fluids and humidity. The solid steel construction transmits force directly without the play found in adjustable or socket-based alternatives.
Replaces undersized keys and adjustable wrenches
This key replaces smaller hex keys that cannot generate enough torque on 7/8 in fasteners and eliminates the rounding risk of adjustable wrenches on hex heads. The jump is worth it when working on heavy equipment, industrial machinery or automotive components where a precise, high-leverage fit prevents fastener damage and reduces effort.
Highlights
- Precise 7/8 in SAE fit for exact fasteners
- 12 3/4 in long arm gives extra leverage
- 2 3/8 in short arm reaches tight spots
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion
- Eklind 15256 built for professional hand-tool use
Specifications
| Brand | Eklind |
|---|---|
| Model | 15256 |
| Type | Hex/Torx Keys |
| Color/Finish | Black Oxide |
Questions about this item
Will the 15256 hex key generate heat or noise during extended use?
This is a manual hand tool with no moving parts or power source, so it produces no heat or noise during any length of use.
What drive tools or handles are required to turn the 15256 hex key?
The 15256 is a solid L-shaped hex key with a 7/8 in tip on each arm; it is turned by hand and requires no separate driver or handle.
Can the 15256 hex key fit fasteners on older SAE equipment I still maintain?
Yes, the 7/8 in SAE tip size matches legacy inch-based hardware, so it works with the older equipment you already service.
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