Hex key set Vorel 56400 — 10-piece hex wrench set, metric sizes (assorted)

Vorel 56400 is a 10-piece metric hex key set supplied in a single compact holder. The set contains ten assorted sizes of L-shaped hex wrenches designed to fit common metric hex fasteners. Tools are intended for general repair, assembly and maintenance tasks around the home, workshop or motor vehicle, providing a simple, space-saving solution for tightening and loosening recessed or hard-to-reach hex screws and bolts.

Advantages

The hex keys are organized in a compact holder that keeps each wrench accessible and prevents loss during transport or storage. Each L-shaped key delivers two working lengths for applying torque or reaching into recessed fasteners. The metric sizing covers typical workshop needs without occupying much space, and the solid steel construction offers reliable engagement with hex heads for routine maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and fixtures
• Routine bicycle and motorcycle maintenance
• Light automotive repairs and interior trim work
• General workshop and household repairs

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 10
• System: metric
• Shape: L-shaped hex keys (Allen wrenches)
• Material: hardened steel (tool-grade)
• Holder type: compact organizer / clip
• Finish: typically black-oxide or similar protective coating
• Use: manual hand tool for hex fasteners

How to use

Select the hex key that fits snugly into the hex socket of the fastener. Insert the short end for higher torque or the long end for greater reach and leverage as required. Turn the key clockwise to tighten and counterclockwise to loosen, applying steady pressure to avoid rounding the fastener head. Store keys in the provided holder after use to keep sizes organized and reduce wear on the tool ends.

Usage recommendations

Use the correct metric size to ensure full contact with the fastener; avoid excessive torque beyond hand strength to prevent stripping. Keep keys clean and dry and, if necessary, apply a light lubricant to prevent corrosion. For stubborn or rusted fasteners, use penetrating oil and allow time to work before applying force.