Wiha 37069 Torx Plus Flag Handle Key IP15

Product Description

The WIHA 37069 is a Torx Plus flag-handle key designed for fastening and loosening IP15 Torx Plus fasteners in tight or angled-access applications. The flag-style handle positions the blade perpendicular to the grip, allowing the technician to apply torque in confined spaces where a standard L-key or screwdriver cannot reach. With an overall length of 3.1 inches and a blade length of 45 millimeters, this key is sized for precision work on equipment panels, enclosures, and assemblies that use tamper-resistant Torx Plus drive fasteners. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial service pros keep this tool in rotation wherever IP15 fasteners appear.

The 37069 is suited for service work on electrical enclosures, control panels, HVAC equipment covers, and other assemblies secured with IP15 Torx Plus fasteners. The flag-style handle orientation is particularly useful when access is restricted to a single plane or when repeated rotational strokes are needed in a confined bay. The compact 3.1-inch overall length keeps the tool manageable in crowded equipment spaces typical of commercial and residential mechanical rooms.

Key Features

• IP15 Torx Plus drive — compatible with tamper-resistant and standard Torx Plus IP15 fasteners
• Flag-style handle positions blade perpendicular to grip for torque in restricted spaces
• 45-millimeter blade length with 1.8-inch arbor length for precise fastener engagement
• 3.1-inch overall length suits compact and confined installation environments
• Not tether-capable — standard hand-tool configuration for bench and field use
• Compliant with California Proposition 65 standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with IP15 Torx Plus fasteners as found on equipment enclosures, control panels, and assemblies requiring this specific drive size.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by electricians, HVAC technicians, and mechanical service professionals during panel access and equipment servicing. Always de-energize and lock out electrical equipment before opening enclosures or removing fastened covers, following NFPA 70E and applicable local codes. Use the flag handle orientation to maintain steady torque without overdriving fasteners. Inspect the drive tip for wear before use to avoid stripping IP15 fastener heads.