Wiha 36615 Torx Plus L-handle Key IP15

Product Description

The WIHA 36615 is a Torx Plus L-handle hex key designed for driving IP15 Torx Plus fasteners in precision assembly and service applications. The long-arm L-key configuration provides extended reach into recessed fastener locations while the short arm delivers increased torque leverage when needed. With an overall length of 3.345 inches and a long arm measuring 3.5 inches, the tool is sized for controlled, hand-torque work in tight spaces. The black handle finish is standard. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and electronics service professionals use this key type when working with equipment secured by tamper-resistant Torx Plus hardware.

The WIHA 36615 is suited for residential and commercial service environments where IP15 Torx Plus fasteners appear on control boards, motor housings, electrical enclosures, and equipment panels. The long-arm design is particularly practical for reaching fasteners set deep in assemblies without requiring a separate extension. This key is sold individually and is not tether capable, making it appropriate for standard benchtop or field service use where tethering is not a site requirement.

Key Features

• IP15 Torx Plus end type for tamper-resistant and precision fastener applications
• L-handle configuration with long-arm style for reach and leverage
• Overall length of 3.345 inches for compact, controlled use
• Long arm length of 3.5 inches (88 mm) for deep-reach access
• Black finish for corrosion resistance and clean identification
• Not tether capable — suitable for standard service environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP15 Torx Plus fasteners found on equipment panels, control board housings, motor assemblies, and electrical enclosures across HVAC, electrical, and industrial service applications.

Installation Notes

This key is installed by hand and requires no power tools or special equipment. Before servicing any equipment, de-energize and lock out the system per applicable NFPA 70E or site safety procedures. Apply torque through the short arm for higher force and use the long arm for accessibility in confined spaces. Do not use the key as a pry tool or apply impact force to the handle.