Wiha 36483 T-handle Torx Key T25 Chrome-plated

Product Description

The WIHA 36483 is a T-handle Torx key sized T25 with a chrome-plated finish and cushion grip handle. It is designed for driving Torx fasteners in light-duty mechanical and assembly applications where consistent torque and secure grip are required. The blade length is 6 inches (150 mm under the head), providing adequate reach for recessed or countersunk Torx fasteners. The T-handle configuration allows both rotational driving and in-line push-through applications. Tether-capable construction makes it suitable for use in elevated or overhead work environments where tool retention is a safety requirement.

This T-handle Torx key is suited for HVAC technicians, electricians, and general mechanical trades working on equipment fastened with T25 Torx hardware. It is commonly used during panel removal, component mounting, and equipment servicing across residential and light commercial applications. The long arm style gives the user leverage for initial fastener break-out as well as final seating, while the short arm provides higher torque in confined spaces.

Key Features

• T25 Torx tip fits standard T25 socket-head fasteners used across HVAC and electrical equipment panels
• Chrome-plated finish resists corrosion in field service environments
• Cushion grip T-handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use
• 6-inch (150 mm) blade length reaches recessed fasteners
• Tether-capable design supports tool-tethering programs for elevated work
• Dual-arm style (long and short) allows leverage switching without changing tools

Compatibility

Designed for use with T25 Torx fasteners across a wide range of mechanical, HVAC, electrical, and general service applications where a T-handle driver configuration is required.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified trades personnel familiar with Torx fastener systems. Always ensure the correct Torx size is matched to the fastener before applying torque to avoid tip or fastener damage. Power down or de-energize equipment before removing access panels or covers. When working at height, secure the tool using an approved tether attachment point per applicable site safety requirements.