Flat End Hex and Star T-Handle Key Set, 34-Piece (5/64 - 3/8 in., 2-10 mm, T6-T50)

• Molded Handle and Steel Key – Our T-handle keys are made the same way as our L-keys with the addition of a molded handle that makes applying torque easier and more comfortable • 8660 Steel – Our T-handle keys are made with 8660 nickel chromium molybdenum steel that's heat-treated to 54–58 HRC to produce tools that are hard, but not brittle • Two Measures of Tolerance Control – We measure our hex key tolerances from point-to-point and side-to-side to ensure the highest standards of dimensional accuracy and consistency • Corrosion-Resistant Finish – We coat all of our keys with a durable manganese phosphate finish that's resistant to corrosion • Clear Markings – With the exception of the smallest sizes, Tekton T-handle sizes are marked in three ways: with a high-visibility laser marking, a stamped marking, and a painted inset marking that can't wear off
Tekton T-handle keys are made the same way as our L-keys with the addition of a molded handle that makes applying torque easier and more comfortable. They are made with 8660 nickel chromium molybdenum steel that's heat-treated to 54–58 HRC to produce tools that are hard, but not brittle. The handle's large, contoured shape is designed to fit your hand and make it comfortable to spin the tool and apply torque from various positions. We precisely manufacture our hex key geometry on the large end of the applicable range, resulting in less slop in fasteners. We measure our hex key tolerances in two ways, from point-to-point and side-to-side, to ensure the highest standards of dimensional accuracy and consistency. The star keys have 6-lobes that are machined to precise tolerances for an exact, high-torque fit with Torx fasteners that resists camming out. With the exception of the smallest sizes, Tekton T-handle keys have slightly chamfered edges and a smooth top face to optimize engagement with fasteners. We coat all of our keys with a durable manganese phosphate finish that's resistant to corrosion. The size is marked in three ways: with a high-visibility laser marking, a stamped marking (except the 2 mm and 5/64 in. keys, which are too small to stamp), and a painted inset marking that can't wear off.