Wiha 36469 Torx Plus T-handle Key IP20 4 Inches

Product Description

The WIHA 36469 is a T-handle Torx Plus key designed for driving IP20 Torx Plus fasteners in professional trade and maintenance applications. The T-handle configuration provides improved torque leverage and control compared to standard L-keys, making it well suited for repetitive fastener work in tight or awkward positions. The key features a chrome-plated finish for corrosion resistance and measures 4 inches in overall length. The arbor length is 3.9 inches, giving the tool a compact, balanced profile. Licensed technicians and maintenance professionals working on mechanical assemblies, electrical enclosures, and equipment panels will find this format efficient for both access and torque delivery.

This key is appropriate for residential and commercial service environments where IP20 Torx Plus drive fasteners are specified. Torx Plus fasteners are common in HVAC equipment assemblies, electrical panel components, and light industrial machinery. The T-handle grip makes this tool a practical choice for field technicians who need consistent fastener engagement without a power tool. The tether-capable design supports use in elevated or safety-sensitive work environments where dropped tools are a concern.

Key Features

• IP20 Torx Plus drive for precise engagement with IP20 fasteners
• T-handle design provides additional torque leverage and ergonomic control
• Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion in field service conditions
• Tether capable for use in elevated or restricted work areas
• Compact 4-inch overall length suits confined installation spaces

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP20 Torx Plus fasteners found in mechanical assemblies, electrical enclosures, and equipment panels across residential and commercial trade applications.

Installation Notes

This key is used by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general maintenance professionals for driving or removing IP20 Torx Plus fasteners. Power down or de-energize equipment before removing fasteners from electrical or control components. Verify the drive size matches the fastener head before applying torque to avoid fastener damage. If working at elevation, use the tether point with an approved tool lanyard per site safety requirements.