Ball-End Hex Key Set (9-Piece, CR-V, Torx + Metric)
Key points
- Ball-end shafts - drive fasteners at an angle
- CR-V hardened steel resists stripping
- Hex + Torx in one compact holder
- Covers the most common service sizes
- Molded holder keeps sizes visible & in reach
- 9 sizes in one holder - no lost keys on the bench
- Compact add-on for retailers stocking fastening essentials
- A ball-end long-shaft assortment helps technicians reach recessed fasteners in machinery and appliances at angles where standard keys fail
- The combined hex and Torx coverage helps maintenance distributors supply one compact fastening set for machinery and furniture assembly work
- The molded holder keeps every size visible, so technicians carry one set instead of loose keys rolling in a bag
- Bicycle and motorcycle workshops can reach the recessed hex and Torx fasteners on frames, brakes and covers from an angle without stripping the head
- Loose keys go missing on site, so a holder format keeps a workshop set complete between jobs
| Pieces | 9 (4 Hex + 5 Torx) |
| Hex Sizes | 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4 mm |
| Torx Sizes | T10 - T27 |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
| Tips | Ball-End Long Shafts |
| Holder | Orange Molded Case |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Nine-piece hex and Torx key set that covers the sizes most common in machinery, furniture and electrical work. The chrome vanadium steel keys are hardened for a snug fit that resists stripping, and the ball-end long shafts let you drive fasteners at an angle in tight spaces. Sizes range from 1.5mm to 4mm hex plus T10 to T27 Torx, all organized in a molded orange holder that keeps them visible and within reach. A practical all-in-one set for technicians, assemblers, electricians and DIY users, and a compact add-on SKU for tool retailers stocking fastening essentials. Service managers can issue one set per engineer from a controlled tool crib, so a missing key turns up at check-in rather than halfway through a job. Buyers can hold a spare set back from the original order, so a machine installer or service technician who loses a key still has the full range on the shelf and does not wait on a new shipment.
