Wiha 36543 Torx Plus Wing Handle Key IP7

Product Description

The WIHA 36543 is a Torx Plus wing handle key designed for driving IP7 Torx Plus fasteners in precision mechanical and electrical applications. The wing-style handle provides increased torque control without additional tools, making it well suited for confined-space work where a standard L-key or T-handle would be impractical. The key measures 2.7 inches overall with a blade length of 35 millimeters and an arbor length of 1.4 inches. At 0.2 pounds, it is light enough for all-day use in a technician pouch or tool bag. This type of driver is commonly used by HVAC technicians, electricians, and equipment service professionals who regularly encounter Torx Plus fasteners on motor housings, control panels, and electrical enclosures.

The WIHA 36543 is appropriate for light industrial and commercial service applications where IP7 Torx Plus fasteners are specified by the equipment manufacturer. Typical use cases include servicing variable-speed motor assemblies, electrical enclosure hardware, and precision mechanical components that require a tamper-resistant or high-engagement Torx Plus drive. The wing handle format is particularly useful when working in panels or enclosures where swing clearance is limited and finger-torque application is preferred over a power tool.

Key Features

• IP7 Torx Plus tip engages tamper-resistant and standard Torx Plus fasteners
• Wing handle design allows controlled finger torque without a separate handle tool
• 2.7 inches overall length suitable for use in restricted access areas
• 35 millimeter blade length with 1.4 inch arbor length for reach into recessed fasteners
• Tether-capable design supports drop-prevention tool management programs
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for extended use without hand fatigue

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP7 Torx Plus fasteners as found on motor assemblies, electrical enclosures, and mechanical components requiring a Torx Plus drive interface.

Installation Notes

Installation and fastener service using this key should be performed by a qualified technician following the equipment manufacturer service procedures. De-energize and lock out all electrical systems before accessing control panels or motor enclosures where this tool will be used. Do not apply excessive lateral force to the blade, as Torx Plus keys are designed for axial torque transfer. Comply with all applicable OSHA and NEC requirements when servicing energized equipment enclosures.