Eklind® 10707 Long Key Set With Holder, 7 Pieces, T10 to T40 Torx, L-Handle Handle, ANSI B18.3, Alloy Steel, Black Oxide
Eklind® 10707 Long Key Set With Holder, 7 Pieces, T10 to T40 Torx, L-Handle Handle, ANSI B18.3, Alloy Steel, Black Oxide
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BrandEklind®
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UPC037516107077
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Manufacturer Part Number10707
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CountryUSA
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FinishBlack Oxide
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MaterialAlloy Steel
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Torx Size RangeT10 to T40
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ColorGreen
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TypeLong
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Handle TypeL-Handle
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Number of Pieces7
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Specifications2-3/4 to 6-3/4 in L Arm
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Specifications MetANSI B18.3
- High quality, industrial grade professional tools made in the USA
- These Eklind® tools are made with Eklind® alloy steel that is heat treated, quenched and tempered for optimum strength, torque and ductility for safety and coated with a rust resistant finish
- Tamper resistant - security keys have a hole in the tip to fit over the pin in the socket head fastener and are used in areas where an assembly is accessible to the public, as a means to deter or prevent vandalism or disassembly
- Drive Torx®, Torx Plus® and star socket recess fasteners and meet all applicable standards set by the registered trademark holder, Acument Intellectual Properties, LLC
- Torx® sizes are color coded in green so you can reach for the correct tool quickly
- A plastic holder firmly holds each key in a sized-marked hole so you always have the size you need at-hand
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UNSPSC27111700
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsANSI Specified|ASME Specified|Dodd-Frank Conflict Minerals Legislation|Federal Specification GGG-K-275D|RoHS Compliant|REACH Compliant|PROP65: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65warnings.ca.gov
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Eklind® 10707 Long Key Set With Holder, 7 Pieces, T10 to T40 Torx, L-Handle Handle, ANSI B18.3, Alloy Steel, Black Oxide
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