Eklind 15264 SAE Hex Key 14 1/4 in Long 2 5/8 in Short
SAE hex key with 14 1/4 in long arm and 2 5/8 in short arm for reaching tight fasteners
- Product typeHex/Torx Keys
- Main materialHAWA
- Alloy steel blade resists corrosion for lasting strength
- Black oxide finish protects against rust and wear
- 14 1/4 in long arm reaches deep into tight spaces
- 2 5/8 in short arm provides secure hand leverage
- 1 in SAE tip fits matching hex socket screws
Professional Hex Key for Tight Spaces
The Eklind 15264 is a SAE hex key designed for tightening and loosening hexagon socket screws. Its 14 1/4 in arm length provides the reach needed for fasteners in confined areas. The 1" tip size matches common SAE hardware found in automotive and machinery maintenance. The plain handle design allows a secure grip without adding bulk.
Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Steel Build
The blade is manufactured from HAWA alloy steel that resists corrosion during daily use. A black oxide finish adds a protective layer against rust and further improves surface durability. This combination keeps the tool functional in environments where moisture or chemicals are present. The plain handle transmits torque directly without insulating layers.
Sustained Torque Without Slip
Under continuous turning force the alloy steel blade maintains its shape and the black oxide coating resists wear. The 2 5/8 in handle length gives enough leverage for sustained tightening without rounding the fastener corners. The plain handle surface does not compress, so applied force transfers efficiently throughout the job. Buyers needing a ratcheting mechanism or a ball-end tip for angled access will need a different tool style.
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 56% of the 2,110 comparable items (median $23.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Eklind |
| Model name | 15264 |
| Product type | Hex/Torx Keys |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 1 in tip into a 1 in socket head cap screw without rounding the corners?
Seat the 1 in tip fully into the hex socket before applying torque; the long 14 1/4 in arm gives leverage but partial engagement strips the flats.
When should I replace the Eklind 15264 hex key?
Replace it when the 1 in tip shows visible rounding or the black oxide coating has worn through to bare alloy steel, which reduces corrosion resistance.
What stops me from using the 14 1/4 in arm on a seized bolt indefinitely?
The alloy steel blade will yield or the tip will deform before the bolt breaks free, so stop when you feel the key flex rather than forcing it.
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