Hex key set AWTools AW35050 — 9-piece hex wrench set

AWTools AW35050 — 9-piece hex wrench set is a compact toolkit of hardened and tempered CrV steel Allen keys with a nickel-plated finish, designed for tightening and loosening hexagonal socket fasteners. The set includes nine sizes arranged on a plastic clip for convenient storage and transport. Each key features chamfered edges on both ends and a long arm for increased torque transmission and better accessibility in recessed or hard-to-reach fasteners, making the set suitable for general repair, assembly and maintenance tasks in workshops, automotive and household applications.

Advantages

The hex keys are made from chrome vanadium steel that has been hardened and tempered for durability, while the nickel-plated surface provides corrosion resistance and smooth handling. Chamfered ends ensure easier insertion into sockets and reduce wear on fastener heads. The long-arm design gives improved leverage for higher torque when required, and the included plastic clip keeps all nine sizes organized and ready for transport or storage.

Suitable for

• General mechanical repairs and assembly work
• Automotive maintenance and small vehicle repairs
• Furniture and household appliance assembly
• Workshop use for routine maintenance and adjustments
• Hobby and DIY projects requiring hexagonal socket fasteners

Key specifications

• Material: hardened and tempered chrome vanadium (CrV) steel
• Finish: nickel-plated
• Ends: chamfered on both ends
• Design: long-arm hex key for higher torque and accessibility
• Number of pieces: 9
• Sizes included: T10, T15, T20, T25, T27, T30, T40, T45, T50
• Storage: plastic clip for organized transport and storage
• Weight (set): 400 g

How to use

Select the hex key size that fits the hexagonal socket of the fastener. Insert the chamfered end fully into the socket to ensure correct engagement and minimize rounding. Use the short arm for higher rotational speed and confined spaces, and use the long arm to gain leverage when higher torque is required. Apply steady, even force and avoid sudden impacts. After use, return keys to the plastic clip to keep the set organized and to protect the tool tips.

Usage recommendations

Use the long-arm position for greater torque and the short-arm position for tighter spaces; avoid applying torque beyond the capacity of hand tools and consider a torque wrench or step-up to a socket driver for high-torque fasteners. Keep the nickel-plated surface clean and dry to reduce corrosion, and store the set on the plastic clip in a dry place.