Hex L‑key Allen wrench Wera 2 mm with ball end (2mm L‑type hex key)

Wera 2 mm L‑type hex key with ball end is a compact hand tool designed for driving and tightening fasteners with 2 mm hex sockets. The L‑shaped steel key provides leverage for controlled torque, while the ball end enables engagement with hex socket screws at an angle, improving access in confined or obstructed spaces. The tool is intended for tasks that require a precise 2 mm hex key, including assembly and maintenance of small equipment.

Advantages

The ball end allows insertion and turning of 2 mm hex screws at an angle, which is useful when straight access is not possible. The L‑type shape offers a short arm for working in tight spots and a long arm for increased leverage. Manufactured by Wera, the tool is produced to consistent dimensional tolerances for reliable fit in 2 mm sockets. Its compact size makes it convenient to carry in a toolkit or pocket for on‑site adjustments.

Suitable for

• Precision assembly and electronics where 2 mm hex sockets are used
• Furniture fitting and small domestic repairs
• Maintenance of appliances, bicycles, and mechanical assemblies with 2 mm hex screws
• Work in confined or partially obstructed spaces requiring angled access

Key specifications

• Tool type: L‑type hex key (Allen wrench) with ball end
• Size: 2 mm hex
• End type: Ball end on the long arm for angled engagement
• Shape: L‑shaped with short and long arms for leverage and access
• Material: Hardened steel construction for durability and consistent fit

How to use

Insert the short or long arm of the 2 mm hex key into the hex socket of the screw depending on required reach and leverage. For straight access use the short arm; for higher torque or reach use the long arm. When access is obstructed, engage the screw using the ball end at an angle of up to the ball end’s designed acceptance angle to turn the fastener. Apply steady, controlled force to avoid rounding the socket and ensure the key is fully seated before applying torque.

Usage recommendations

Use the ball end for quick alignment and initial turns in angled situations, then switch to the straight arm for final tightening to achieve accurate torque. Avoid applying excessive force beyond the tool’s capacity to prevent damage to the screw head or the hex key.