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The EKLIND TOOL CO 14638 is a 19mm long-arm hex L key designed to drive internal hexagon socket fasteners, commonly called allen head fasteners, in trade and industrial applications. The long arm measures 10.85 inches and the short arm measures 2.7 inches, giving technicians two reach options depending on access and torque requirements. The tool is forged from Eklind Alloy Steel that is heat treated, quenched, and tempered for optimum strength, torque capacity, and ductility. A rust-resistant finish protects the tool in job-site and shop environments. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical contractors rely on this type of tool for equipment assembly, set-screw adjustments, and fastener removal on industrial and commercial equipment.
The 14638 is suited for any trade application requiring a 19mm hex drive, including tightening or loosening large allen head fasteners on HVAC equipment, pumps, motors, and mechanical assemblies. The long-arm configuration allows for extended reach into tight spaces, while the short arm provides the leverage needed to break free stubborn or overtightened fasteners. Sold in a package quantity of 5, this tool is a practical stock item for service vans, tool cribs, and shop inventories.
Designed for use with any 19mm internal hexagon socket (allen head) fastener across HVAC, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical equipment applications.
This tool is used by licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general mechanical contractors. Before using on equipment, de-energize electrical systems and isolate any pressurized lines per applicable safety procedures. Use the short arm for initial breakaway torque on tight fasteners and switch to the long arm for faster driving once the fastener is free. Inspect the tool before each use and replace if the hex tip shows signs of rounding or deformation to prevent fastener damage.
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