Wiha 36511 Torx Key Wing Handle T6 2.7 Inches Oal

Product Description

The WIHA 36511 is a T6 Torx key with a wing-style handle, designed for driving T6 Torx fasteners in tight or repetitive-use applications. The wing handle provides improved grip and torque transfer compared to standard L-key designs, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. The key has an overall length of 2.7 inches, a blade length of 35 millimeters (1.4 inches), and a length under head of 35 millimeters. It is tether capable, making it suitable for use in environments where dropped-tool prevention is required. This tool is commonly installed and used by HVAC technicians, electricians, and general trade professionals working with equipment secured by small Torx fasteners.

The WIHA 36511 is suited for service work on residential and light commercial equipment that uses T6 Torx fasteners. Typical applications include panel disassembly, component access, and fastener-specific maintenance tasks on electronic assemblies, control boards, and enclosures. The compact 2.7-inch overall length allows use in areas with limited clearance. The tether-capable design supports compliance with drop-hazard prevention requirements on elevated or restricted work sites.

Key Features

• T6 Torx tip for driving T6 Torx fasteners
• Wing-style handle for improved grip and torque transfer over standard L-keys
• Overall length of 2.7 inches for use in confined spaces
• Blade length of 35 millimeters (1.4 inches under head)
• Tether capable for drop-prevention applications
• Meets California Proposition 65 standards disclosure requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use with T6 Torx fasteners found on a wide range of residential and light commercial equipment enclosures, control boards, and electronic assemblies.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, and plumbers when servicing equipment secured with T6 Torx fasteners. Always de-energize and lock out electrical equipment before removing panels or accessing internal components. Use the wing handle to apply steady, controlled torque and avoid camming out the Torx tip by ensuring full seating before driving. Inspect the tip for wear before use to prevent fastener damage.