T-Handle Allen Key

Beta Tools by Unipac is proud to present our fold up, L-handle, and T-handle Allen keys. Our Allen keys are crafted with superior build-quality ensuring long life and uncompromising performance every time.

How to choose

When choosing between our three varieties of Allen keys it’s important to consider the purpose for which you will be using your hex key set in order to make an informed purchase. In general, fold up hex key sets are very convenient for end users because they offer great functionality in the smallest package possible--they can easily fit into a pocket or wallet and tuck away when not in use. On the other hand, our T-handle and L-handle variants offer better torque application as compared to their fold up counterparts resulting in faster work with greater precision. Plus, due to their ergonomically designed grips these two types of tools are extremely comfortable to use even during prolonged periods of operation. Last but not least it’s essential that you pay attention to the sizes available on each type of tool while making your purchase decision.

Factors To Consider While Buying T-Handle Hex Key Set

Not all hex keys are made the same. Here are some basic considerations to run through before buying a t-handle hex key set.

Durability:

Most hex wrenches are made of steel, however you have to consider the quality construction of the T-handle hex key set before you investing in a set. If the manufacturer used inexpensive steel grades, in which the stress relief, hardness, or surface treatments were not taken into account during the designing and manufacturing phase, then you would have to replace the hex key way more quickly than usual.

Design benefits:

Apart from the handle type, things such as wrench length and end geometry should also be considered. Long wrenches are needed when higher torque is required or if there's limited accessibility. Meanwhile, short wrenches are ideal for compact spaces.

Size:

T handle Hex keys come in various sizes and metrics, such as 1.5 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, and 10 mm. Beta Tools by Unipac can provide you with a metric chart to help you finalise which one is the best for your needs.