L-shaped hex key Wiha 07922

The Wiha 07922 L-shaped hex key is a metric-sized tool with a long arm of 19.5 cm and a short arm of 3.9 cm, designed for accessing and turning hex screws in tight or confined spaces. The blade is made of through-hardened chrome-vanadium steel with chrome plating and conforms to ISO 2936L. A ball end on the long arm permits operation at angles up to 25°.

Advantages

Manufactured from chrome-vanadium steel and through-hardened for strength, this L-shaped hex key offers corrosion resistance from chrome plating and meets ISO 2936L dimensional standards. Its ball end increases accessibility by allowing angled engagement, while the combination of a long and short arm provides leverage and reach. The tool is lightweight (72 g) yet durable, suitable for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Reaching and turning metric hex screws in tight or recessed areas
• Tasks requiring angled access up to 25° using the ball end
• General assembly, maintenance, and repair work in workshops or at home

Key specifications

• Brand: Wiha
• Model / MPN: 07922
• EAN: 2050000312427
• Shape: L-shaped hex key (Allen key)
• Standards: ISO 2936L
• Blade material: Chrome-vanadium steel, through hardened, chrome-plated
• Long arm length: 19.5 cm
• Short arm length: 3.9 cm
• Ball end: enables operation at angles up to 25°
• Weight: 72 g

How to use

Select the appropriate metric size and insert the short or long arm into the hex socket as required. Use the short arm for higher torque and the long arm for reach. For screws not aligned with the tool, engage the ball end on the long arm to work at angles up to 25°. Apply steady, controlled force to avoid rounding the screw head.

Usage recommendations

Use the short arm for maximum torque and the long arm for access in deep or recessed fasteners; avoid excessive force beyond the tool’s intended use to prevent damage to the screw or hex key. Keep the tool clean and lightly oiled to maintain the chrome plating and prevent corrosion.