Eklind
Eklind 22572 Torx Key Set T6–T20 Fold-Up Nutdriver
Compact fold-up set holds seven Torx keys from T6 to T20 with black-oxide finish
- TypeHex Keys & Accessories
- Seven Torx sizes T6 through T20 cover common fasteners
- Fold-up organiser keeps all keys together in one handle
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion during regular use
- length keys reach tight spots where longer tools cannot
Torx Key Range T6 to T20
This Eklind fold-up set contains seven Torx keys covering tip sizes T6, T7, T8, T9, T10, T15 and T20. The black-oxide finish resists corrosion during regular use. Keys pivot out from a single organiser handle for quick selection. Overall key lengths span from 2 51/64 in to 4 in.
Compact storage limits leverage
The fold-up design keeps all seven keys together in a pocket-sized organiser, suiting technicians who value portability. Short key lengths reduce reach and torque compared with full-length drivers, so the set is less suited to deeply recessed or tightly fastened Torx screws. Buyers needing extended reach or higher leverage should consider individual long-reach drivers instead.
Highlights
- Seven Torx sizes T6 through T20 cover common fasteners
- Fold-up organiser keeps all keys together in one handle
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion during regular use
- length keys reach tight spots where longer tools cannot
Specifications
| Brand | Eklind |
|---|---|
| Model | 22572 |
| Type | Hex Keys & Accessories |
Questions about this item
Will the T6 through T20 Torx tips wear out and need replacing under normal use?
The black-oxide tips are hardened for durability; with correct sizing and torque they last years, but rounding can occur if a tip is forced in a stripped fastener.
What stops me from applying continuous high torque with the short fold-up handle?
The short 2 51/64 in to 4 in arms limit leverage, so hand fatigue and tip cam-out become the practical ceiling before the steel yields.
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