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catalog number:YT-1539
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EAN code:5906083915390
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,24 kg
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The ball end hex key with a hexagonal handle is a tool designed for working with 10 mm socket head screws. The ball end design allows tightening at angles of up to 25 degrees, which is useful in confined working spaces.
CrV material is characterised by increased hardness and wear resistance. The addition of chromium increases corrosion resistance, while vanadium improves mechanical strength, which translates into a longer tool life under regular use.
The ball end allows work at angles of up to 25 degrees relative to the screw axis. This solution is useful in situations where perpendicular access is restricted by other structural components or housings.
A 10 mm key is used in industrial machinery, steel structures and some automotive applications. It performs well with screws requiring tightening torques in the medium range.
The 150 mm length provides sufficient torque while still allowing work in medium-depth recesses. This length enables efficient work without excessive effort in typical workshop applications.
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Model | YT-1539 |
| Key size | 10 mm |
| Overall length | 150 mm |
| Material | Chrome vanadium steel (CrV) |
| End type | Ball end |
| Handle type | Hex (hexagonal) |
| Ball end working angle | Up to 25° |
The ball end allows angled tightening but generates less torque than working straight on. It is recommended to use the ball end for initial assembly or loosening screws, and to carry out final tightening perpendicular to the screw axis using a standard end or socket.
Before starting work, check that the key size matches the size of the screw recess. A tool that does not fit properly can damage both the screw head and the key itself. When working with the ball end, avoid applying maximum torque, as the point contact between the ball and the recess is smaller than when the key is fully inserted.
After finishing work, clean the key of dirt and oil. Periodically protecting the tool with a thin layer of anti-corrosion agent extends its service life, particularly in environments with high humidity. Storage in a dry place prevents surface corrosion.
If noticeable wear of the working end or deformation of the shaft is observed, the key should be withdrawn from use. A damaged tool can lead to damage to screw heads and pose a risk during work.
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