Wiha 36526 Torx Plus Wing Handle Key IP6

Product Description

The WIHA 36526 is a Torx Plus wing handle key designed for driving IP6 Torx Plus fasteners in precision assembly and service applications. The wing-style handle provides increased torque grip without a separate tool, making it well suited for repetitive fastening tasks in tight or awkward spaces. The overall length measures 2.7 inches, with a blade length of 35 mm and an arbor length of 1.4 inches. This key is also tether capable, supporting tool tethering programs used in elevated work environments or fall-hazard zones. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and general maintenance professionals commonly reach for this style of key when servicing equipment with Torx Plus fastener heads.

The WIHA 36526 is used in light industrial, commercial, and residential service settings where IP6 Torx Plus fasteners appear on electrical enclosures, HVAC equipment, control panels, and electronic assemblies. The wing handle form factor is especially useful during installation or field service where a full bit driver is not practical. This key ships in a package quantity of two, making it a practical addition to a service kit or tool pouch.

Key Features

• IP6 Torx Plus drive for secure engagement with tamper-resistant and standard Torx Plus fasteners
• Wing handle design allows increased hand torque without a separate driver
• Overall length of 2.7 inches for use in confined spaces
• Blade length of 35 mm provides adequate reach for recessed fastener heads
• Tether capable construction supports fall-arrest tool programs
• Compliant with California Proposition 65 standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP6 Torx Plus fasteners found on electrical equipment, HVAC assemblies, control panels, and light industrial machinery.

Installation Notes

This key is used by electricians, HVAC technicians, and maintenance professionals during equipment service and assembly. Ensure the drive tip is fully seated in the fastener recess before applying torque to prevent cam-out or fastener damage. When working on energized equipment, follow applicable NFPA 70E lockout and tagout procedures before accessing internal fasteners. Use tethering hardware when working at height in accordance with applicable fall protection requirements.