Wiha 36109 Torx Plus L-handle Key IP9 Short Arm

Product Description

The WIHA 36109 is a Torx Plus L-handle hex key designed for driving IP9 Torx Plus fasteners in tight or recessed applications. The short arm configuration keeps the overall length at 1.89 inches, making it practical for confined spaces where a full-length key would not fit. The L-handle design provides a comfortable grip and the mechanical advantage needed to seat fasteners correctly without overtorquing. This key is a single-piece tool intended for use by technicians and tradespeople who regularly work with Torx Plus fasteners in equipment assembly, maintenance, or service work.

The WIHA 36109 suits applications where IP9 Torx Plus drive fasteners are specified, including light equipment servicing, panel work, and precision mechanical assembly. The short arm style is particularly useful in tight bays or enclosures where swing clearance is limited. The black handle provides a clean visual contrast for identification in a toolbox or on a workbench. This tool is sold individually and is appropriate for any trade professional who encounters IP9 Torx Plus drive fasteners on the job.

Key Features

• IP9 Torx Plus drive end for tamper-resistant and precision fastener applications
• Short arm style at 1.89 inches OAL for use in confined or restricted spaces
• L-handle grip provides control and torque without requiring a separate driver
• Black handle finish for easy identification
• Lightweight at 0.011 pounds, adding minimal weight to a tool kit
• California Proposition 65 compliant per listed standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP9 Torx Plus drive fasteners. Verify fastener drive size before use, as Torx Plus and standard Torx profiles are distinct and should not be interchanged.

Installation Notes

This tool is installed by any trade professional or technician working with IP9 Torx Plus fasteners. Always de-energize and isolate equipment before disassembling panels or components. Confirm the drive tip seats fully in the fastener recess before applying torque to avoid stripping. Do not use extension bars or improvised cheater pipes with L-handle keys, as this can damage the fastener or the tool.