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EKLIND: 1.5MM BALL HEX
Excl. GST: $1.87
Incl. GST: $2.15
Incl. GST: $2.15
ELKIND: 3.0MM BALL HEX
Excl. GST: $2.20
Incl. GST: $2.53
Incl. GST: $2.53
EKLIND: 2.0MM BALL HEX
Excl. GST: $1.87
Incl. GST: $2.15
* 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 *
| Weight | 0.02 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.1 × 0.03 × 0.03 cm |
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