Hex Key / Allen Wrench GEKO G11717 — 17 mm hex key set (72 pcs)

GEKO G11717 — 17 mm hex key set (72 pcs) provides a comprehensive selection of 17 mm hex (Allen) wrenches designed for tasks that require a consistent 17 mm hex drive. The set is intended to supply multiple identical hex keys for workshops, garages, production lines and maintenance teams where repeated use, replacement or distribution of a single size is required. The tools give a reliable interface for tightening and loosening bolts and screws with a 17 mm hex socket or head.

Advantages

The set contains a large quantity of 17 mm hex keys, reducing downtime when individual tools are lost or worn. Keys are manufactured to provide a precise hex profile for secure contact with fasteners and to limit rounding of hex heads. The uniform size simplifies inventory and tool management for shops and service fleets. The design allows access in confined spaces where a standard wrench or socket might not fit.

Suitable for

• Mechanical assembly and disassembly requiring a 17 mm hex drive
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and garages
• Industrial production lines and equipment servicing
• Service fleets and tool carts where multiple identical keys are useful
• Hobbyist projects involving 17 mm hex fasteners

Key specifications

• Tool type: hex (Allen) key
• Size: 17 mm hex drive
• Quantity: 72 pieces
• Form factor: individual L-shaped hex keys (straight and angled reach as typical for Allen keys)
• Intended use: manual turning of hex-headed fasteners

How to use

Select a 17 mm hex key from the set and insert the short or long arm into the fastener socket until the key seats fully in the hex recess. Apply steady torque by turning the long arm for greater leverage or use the short arm for access in confined spaces. Ensure the key aligns squarely with the fastener to avoid slippage and rounding. When not in use, store keys in an organized tool tray or holder to maintain availability and prevent damage.

Usage recommendations

Use the long arm for higher torque applications and the short arm for clearance-limited locations. Inspect keys periodically for wear or deformation and replace damaged pieces to preserve fastener integrity. Avoid applying impact force or using keys with chewed or rounded hex heads.