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BALL HEX KEYS
BALL HEX KEY: EKLIND 1.27MM
SKU:
AKS121714
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 1.5MM
SKU:
AKS121716
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 2.0MM
SKU:
AKS121718
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 2.5MM
SKU:
AKS121720
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 3.0MM
SKU:
AKS121722
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 3.5MM
SKU:
AKS121724
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: EKLIND 4.0MM CARDED
SKU:
AKS121726
*Eklind hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw
While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 4.5MM
SKU:
AKS121728
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 5.0MM
SKU:
AKS121730
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 5.5MM
SKU:
AKS121732
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 6.0MM
SKU:
AKS121734
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 7.0MM
SKU:
AKS121736
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 8.0MM
SKU:
AKS121738
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 9.0MM
SKU:
AKS121740
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: EKLIND 10.0MM CARDED
SKU:
AKS121741
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 11.0MM
SKU:
AKS121742
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 12.0MM
SKU:
AKS121744
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 14.0MM
SKU:
AKS121746
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 17.0MM
SKU:
AKS121748
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 19.0MM
SKU:
AKS121750
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 5/64″
SKU:
AKS121768
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS BL 1/8″
SKU:
AKS121774
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: EKLIND 5/32″ O/A100MM CARDED
SKU:
AKS121778
* Eklind hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools
BALL HEX KEY: ELKIND L 3/16″ CARDED
SKU:
AKS121789
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
BALL HEX KEY: BONDHUS L 3/4″
SKU:
AKS121796
* Bondus hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 1.5MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122300
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 2.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122310
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
ELKIND: 3.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122320
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
ELKIND: 4.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122330
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
ELKIND: 5.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122350
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 6.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122360
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 8.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122380
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
ELKIND: 9.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122390
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 10.0MM BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122400
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 1/16″ BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122420
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 5/64″ BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122430
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 7/64″ BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122450
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 1/8″ BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122460
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 9/64″ BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122470
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *
EKLIND: 5/32″ BALL HEX
SKU:
AKS122480
* Eklink hex keys have a ball on one end, which allows the tool to be used at an angle off-axis to the screw.
* This type of hex key was invented in 1964 by the Bondhus Corporation and is now manufactured by several other companies.
* While providing access to otherwise inaccessible fasteners, thinning of the tool shaft to create the ball shape renders it weaker than the straight-shaft version, limiting the torque that can be applied.
* The tool also makes point contact with the fastener as opposed to the line contact seen in the straight style tools *