Wiha 37015 Torx Plus Key Flag Handle IP6

Product Description

The WIHA 37015 is a Torx Plus key wrench with a flag-style handle, designed for driving and loosening IP6 Torx Plus fasteners in tight or recessed locations. The flag handle orients the bit perpendicular to the grip shaft, allowing high-torque input where a standard L-key would not fit. The overall length is 2.6 inches, with a blade length of 35 millimeters beneath the head. This tool is used by electricians, HVAC technicians, and equipment service professionals who work on assemblies that use Torx Plus security fasteners. It is a hand tool, not powered, and requires no special installation.

The WIHA 37015 is suited for light-duty service and assembly work on equipment that specifies IP6 Torx Plus drive fasteners. Common applications include control panel work, motor mounting hardware, and equipment enclosure fasteners found in commercial and residential HVAC systems, electrical gear, and general mechanical assemblies. The flag handle design is particularly useful when working in confined spaces where swing clearance is limited. This key is sold in a package quantity of two, making it practical to keep a backup on hand or outfit multiple service kits.

Key Features

• IP6 Torx Plus drive tip for compatible security and standard Torx Plus fasteners
• Flag-style handle orients the bit at a right angle for use in confined spaces
• 2.6-inch overall length keeps the profile compact for tight-access service work
• 35-millimeter blade length under the head provides adequate reach into recessed fastener locations
• Package includes two keys per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP6 Torx Plus fasteners in any application requiring a flag-style hand key. Verify fastener drive type and size before use.

Installation Notes

This is a hand tool requiring no installation. Ensure the correct Torx Plus size is matched to the fastener before applying torque to avoid rounding the drive recess. When servicing live electrical or HVAC equipment, de-energize the system and follow all applicable lockout and tagout procedures before using any hand tools on internal components. Consult the equipment manufacturer service manual for fastener torque requirements.