Hex & Tx Keys
VERSATILE, STRONG AND DURABLE
TengTools wide range of hex & TX keys consists of a range of keys made of chrome vanadium steel for industrial use and a series made of chrome-molybdenum for heavy duty usage.
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TPX Key CR-MO TPX10 -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX40 -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX9 -
Hex Key Metric 11mm -
Ball Point TX Key CR-MO TX20 -
Ball Point TX Key CR-MO TX30 -
Ball Point TX Key CR-MO TX10 -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX15 -
Hex Key Metric 27mm -
Hex Key Metric 17mm -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX8 -
Hex Key Metric 14mm -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX20 -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX30 -
Ball Point TX Key CR-MO TX27 -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX25 -
Hex Key Metric 32mm -
Hex Key Metric 19mm -
TPX Key CR-MO TPX27 -
Hex Key Metric 10mm -
Hex Key Metric 8mm -
Hex Key Metric 3mm -
Hex Key Metric 22mm -
Hex Key Metric 9mm
Common questions
Chrome vanadium or chrome molybdenum keys — which do I need?
Chrome vanadium is the industrial-use range: stronger, harder and more durable than regular carbon steels. Chrome molybdenum (CrMo) is the heavy-duty series — the highest quality steel in the range, particularly hard and strong with an amount of flex, ideal when more torque is required.
What's the point of the ball point end?
Reaching awkward fasteners: a ballpoint head turns Hex or TX fastenings at up to a 25° angle. For high-torque work, switch to the straight end for maximum fastener engagement.
What sizes does the range cover?
Metric and SAE sizes up to 36mm or 5/8", in both steel grades.
Do the keys fall out of the case?
The cases are designed to hold each key tight enough not to fall out, but flexible enough to remove easily with one hand.
Torque values and calibration guidance are from the Teng Tools catalogue. Always follow the fastener manufacturer's specified torque.