Eklind
Eklind 15534 Metric Plain Hex Key 17 mm 6 9/64 in Long 2 27/64 in
A 17 mm metric hex key with alloy steel construction and black oxide finish for corrosion resistance
- TypeHex/Torx Keys
- Color/FinishBlack Oxide
- 17 mm tip fits metric fasteners precisely
- 6 9/64 in long arm provides extra reach
- 2 27/64 in short arm improves leverage
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion
- Alloy steel construction delivers lasting strength
17 mm Metric Hex Key
The Eklind 15534 is a single-piece metric hex key designed for driving 17 mm hexagon bolts and screws. It suits mechanics, maintenance technicians and DIY users who need a dedicated size for larger fasteners. Alloy steel construction with a black oxide finish provides durability and corrosion resistance for workshop or field use.
Six-inch arm for reach and torque
The 6 9/64 in long arm delivers extended reach into recessed fasteners and gives enough leverage for typical 17 mm tightening tasks. The 2 27/64 in short arm allows access in tighter clearances where the long arm cannot fit. Very high torque applications or seized fasteners may exceed the practical limit of a plain L-key without a cheater bar.
Plain L-key with no extras
The tool is supplied as a standalone hex key with no holder, pouch or bit adapter included. The plain handle is the alloy steel body itself, so there is no grip coating to wear or slip. Users who want organised storage or a comfortable grip will need to add their own organiser or sleeve.
Highlights
- 17 mm tip fits metric fasteners precisely
- 6 9/64 in long arm provides extra reach
- 2 27/64 in short arm improves leverage
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion
- Alloy steel construction delivers lasting strength
Specifications
| Brand | Eklind |
|---|---|
| Model | 15534 |
| Type | Hex/Torx Keys |
| Color/Finish | Black Oxide |
Questions about this item
Will the 17 mm tip fit the hex bolts on my older metric equipment?
The 17 mm tip matches standard metric hex fasteners, so it will engage bolts and screws of that size on existing equipment.
How can I confirm the 15534 hex key is performing correctly after first use?
The key should seat fully in a 17 mm fastener without rounding the corners, and the black oxide finish should show no flaking after torque is applied.
Does the 15534 come with any extra bits or a holder, or is it just the single key?
The package contains the single 17 mm alloy steel hex key with a 6 9/64 in arm and 2 27/64 in handle; no additional bits or holder are included.
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