Wiha 36537 Torx Key Wing Handle T15 3.1 in Oal

Product Description

The WIHA 36537 is a T15 Torx key with a wing-style handle designed for driving Torx fasteners in confined or accessible spaces where finger torque control is needed. The wing handle provides a wider grip surface, allowing a technician to apply steady rotational force without a full-sized driver. Overall length is 3.1 inches, with a blade length of 45 millimeters under the head. The part is tether-capable, making it suitable for use in environments where dropped-tool prevention is required. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, electrical, and mechanical service use T15 Torx keys when servicing equipment panels, motor mounts, and control assemblies secured with Torx fasteners.

This key is suited for residential and light commercial service applications where T15 Torx fasteners appear on equipment enclosures, control boards, and access panels. The compact 3.1-inch overall length makes it practical in tight clearances. The tether-capable design supports compliance with tool-tethering requirements on elevated or restricted work sites. It is a hand tool appropriate for any trade technician who regularly encounters Torx fastener heads during equipment installation or maintenance.

Key Features

• T15 Torx end type for driving T15 star-profile fasteners
• Wing handle design allows increased finger grip and controlled torque application
• 3.1 inches overall length for use in moderate clearance conditions
• 45 millimeter blade length under the head
• Tether-capable design for dropped-tool prevention on elevated or restricted job sites
• Complies with California Proposition 65 standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with T15 Torx fasteners found on equipment panels, enclosures, and assemblies across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

This is a hand tool requiring no installation. Before servicing equipment, power down or de-energize the unit per applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer lockout/tagout procedures. Use the wing handle to apply controlled manual torque — do not use an impact driver or power tool with this key. Inspect the Torx tip for wear before each use to avoid fastener head damage.