Wiha 36627 Torx Plus L-handle Key IP27 Long Arm

Product Description

The WIHA 36627 is a Torx Plus L-handle hex key designed for IP27 fasteners, with a long-arm configuration and an overall length of 4.25 inches. The key features a black handle and a long arbor measuring 4.2 inches, giving technicians the extended reach and torque leverage needed when working with recessed or hard-to-access Torx Plus fasteners. Weighing just 0.1 pounds, it is a lightweight addition to any service kit. This tool is suited for assembly, maintenance, and service work where IP27 Torx Plus drive fasteners are specified. Licensed tradespeople and field technicians in mechanical, electrical, and industrial service roles rely on this style of key for precision fastener engagement.

The WIHA 36627 is used in applications requiring an IP27 Torx Plus drive, including equipment assembly, panel work, and mechanical maintenance on systems secured with this fastener type. The long-arm design allows greater torque input at the short end and easier access at the long end, making it practical for both tight clearances and high-torque starting. It is sold individually and is appropriate for shop, field, and service van use.

Key Features

• IP27 Torx Plus drive end for secure fastener engagement without slippage
• Long-arm L-handle design provides extended reach and increased torque leverage
• Overall length of 4.25 inches with a 4.2-inch arbor for deep-access applications
• Black handle finish for easy identification in mixed key sets
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds, suitable for portable tool kits
• Complies with California Proposition 65 standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP27 Torx Plus fasteners in mechanical, electrical, and industrial assembly or service applications.

Installation Notes

Use this key only on IP27 Torx Plus fasteners to prevent drive damage. Power down or de-energize any equipment before accessing fastened panels or enclosures. Ensure the key is fully seated in the fastener recess before applying torque to avoid stripping. L-handle keys should be used within their rated drive size — do not use a cheater bar or pipe extension on the handle.