Torx wrench Wiha TORX 366BE T40 – Wiha precision hand tool, T40 size

Wiha TORX 366BE T40 is a precision hand tool designed for driving T40 Torx fasteners in assembly, maintenance and repair work. The tool features a precisely formed Torx tip and a rigid shaft that provide accurate engagement with T40 heads, reducing cam‑out and enabling consistent torque transfer. Compact and durable, this wrench is intended for professional and hobby use where repeatable, accurate fastening is required.

Advantages

The forged tip and accurately machined Torx geometry ensure a secure fit with T40 fasteners, minimising slippage and wear on both tool and screw. The rigid shaft supports efficient torque transmission while the ergonomically shaped handle offers control during operation. Corrosion‑resistant finish and robust construction provide long service life under regular workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Assembly of mechanical components that use T40 Torx fasteners
• Maintenance and repair tasks in automotive and industrial equipment
• Electronics service where T40 fasteners are present
• General workshop and DIY fastening jobs requiring a T40 drive

Key specifications

• Torx size: T40
• Tool type: T‑handle/hand wrench for Torx fasteners
• Material: hardened steel shaft with corrosion‑resistant finish
• Tip: precision machined Torx profile for reduced cam‑out
• Intended use: manual fastening and loosening of T40 screws

How to use

Select the Wiha TORX 366BE T40 for fasteners with a T40 head. Insert the Torx tip fully into the screw recess to ensure correct engagement, then apply steady torque while keeping the tool aligned with the screw axis to avoid slipping. For high torque applications, maintain a firm grip on the handle and use controlled force; avoid applying excessive impact or using the tool as a lever beyond its intended manual use.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the Torx tip and screw recess for wear before use. Clean debris from the screw head and tool tip to maintain full contact. Store the wrench in a dry place and periodically check the finish and tip profile; replace the tool if the tip shows rounding or damage that could compromise secure engagement.