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Bondhus 16792 Metric Stubby Ball End Hex L-Wrench Set
The Bondhus 16792 (SBLX7MB) is a 7-piece metric stubby ball end hex L-wrench set engineered for use in tight, restricted spaces where standard hex keys cannot fit. Manufactured from high-strength Protanium® industrial-quality steel and finished with a corrosion-resistant BriteGuard™ coating, this set delivers reliable torque and durability for professional maintenance and equipment installation environments.
The short arm features a stubby, chamfered design that eliminates burrs and incorporates a tighter inside radius for smooth entry into screw heads. The extra-long arm is equipped with a precision-machined ball end, allowing technicians to insert the wrench and drive fasteners from angles up to 25°.
Key Features
- Stubby Short Arm: Fits securely into tight clearances, eliminating the need to manually trim or file the wrench for tight-space access.
- Ball End Long Arm: Engages hex screws at up to a 25° angle for rapid, off-axis driving.
- Protanium® Steel: Delivers superior strength and resistance to twisting compared to standard carbon steel hex tools.
- BriteGuard™ Finish: Provides premium durability and corrosion resistance.
- Bondhex™ Case: Red color-coded plastic organizer securely locks wrenches in place with individually marked metric size slots.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer Model | 16792 (SBLX7MB) |
|---|---|
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Piece Count | 7-Piece Set |
| Included Sizes | 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm |
| Arm Length Configuration | Stubby (Short Arm) / Extra Long (Long Arm) |
| Maximum Operating Angle | Up to 25° |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What sizes are included in the Bondhus 16792 stubby hex wrench set?
A: This metric set includes 7 individual hex keys in the following sizes: 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, and 6mm.
Q: At what angle can the ball end of these L-wrenches engage a screw?
A: The precision-machined ball end on the extra-long arm allows insertion and driving at up to a 25° angle, which is highly useful for hard-to-reach locations.
Q: How does the stubby arm design differ from standard hex keys?
A: The stubby arm features a tighter inside radius and shorter length so it can smoothly clear obstructions and enter tight spaces where a standard hex key would not fit.