Wiha 37017 Torx Plus Flag Handle Key IP7 2.6 in

Product Description

The WIHA 37017 is a Torx Plus flag-handle key designed for driving IP7 Torx Plus fasteners in tight or awkward spaces where a standard L-key cannot reach effectively. The flag-style handle positions the blade perpendicular to the grip, allowing torque application in confined areas. With an overall length of 2.6 inches and a blade length of 35 millimeters, this compact key is suited for precision fastener work in electronics, machinery, and equipment assembly. Each package contains 2 keys. This tool is installed and used by electricians, HVAC technicians, and equipment service professionals requiring Torx Plus drive access.

The WIHA 37017 flag-handle key is commonly used in residential and commercial service applications where IP7 Torx Plus fasteners appear on control panels, access covers, and internal equipment components. The perpendicular flag orientation provides leverage in recessed or panel-mounted fastener locations that inline keys cannot access. This key is a compact hand tool suited for bench work, field service kits, and equipment teardowns where IP7 drive is required.

Key Features

• IP7 Torx Plus drive end for secure engagement with Torx Plus fasteners
• Flag-style handle allows torque application in confined or recessed spaces
• Overall length of 2.6 inches for compact, portable use
• Blade length of 35 millimeters provides adequate reach into fastener recesses
• Sold as a pack of 2 keys per package
• Meets California Proposition 65 standards labeling requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP7 Torx Plus fasteners found on electrical enclosures, HVAC equipment panels, and general industrial machinery and assemblies.

Installation Notes

This key is a hand tool requiring no power or special installation procedure. Ensure the correct IP7 Torx Plus drive size matches the fastener before applying torque to avoid stripping. De-energize any electrical equipment before accessing panels or enclosures secured with these fasteners. Follow applicable NEC or equipment manufacturer guidelines when servicing energized enclosures.