Westward
Westward 2CYB7 Fold-Up Hex Key Set 5/64-1/4 in
Fold-up hex key set covering 5/64 to 1/4 inch tips in a chrome organiser
- TypeHex Keys & Accessories
- Color/FinishChrome
- Nine hex sizes cover common fasteners
- Fold-up case keeps keys organized
- Chrome finish resists corrosion
- Short arm design fits tight spaces
- Compact set simplifies tool storage
Fold-Up Hex Key Set
The Westward 2CYB7 is a compact fold-up hex key set covering tip sizes from 5/64 in to 1/4 in. It provides nine individual keys stored in a single organiser for quick selection. The chrome finish protects the alloy steel from corrosion during daily use. This set suits technicians and DIY users who need a portable range of imperial hex sizes.
Chrome Finish and Storage
The chrome coating resists rust and makes each key easy to wipe clean after exposure to oils or solvents. Folding the keys into the handle eliminates loose pieces and reduces the chance of loss in a tool bag. The organiser keeps the nine sizes ordered for rapid identification. No power draw or thermal considerations apply to this hand tool.
Included Organiser
The supplied organiser holds all nine keys in a fixed sequence so the required size is always visible. It adds no extra bulk beyond the folded handle length. No additional accessories or software are bundled with the product. Buyers who need metric sizes or a broader imperial range will require a separate set.
Highlights
- Nine hex sizes cover common fasteners
- Fold-up case keeps keys organized
- Chrome finish resists corrosion
- Short arm design fits tight spaces
- Compact set simplifies tool storage
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 2CYB7 |
| Type | Hex Keys & Accessories |
| Color/Finish | Chrome |
Questions about this item
How do I unfold the 5/64 in hex key from the chrome fold-up handle without it folding back?
Swing the 5/64 in key out until the fold-up handle locks in the open position; the detent holds the key straight so it will not collapse during use.
What part of this set will need replacement first after heavy use?
The 5/64 in and 3/32 in tips round off first under high torque; once the corners deform they cannot grip socket heads and the individual key must be replaced.
What limit appears first when driving stubborn fasteners with the 1/4 in key?
The short 2 in to 3 in lever arm on the 1/4 in key caps torque before the chrome finish or the fold-up pivot shows any wear.
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