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R/P 4MM LING HEX KEY - Lisle

Part #: 42700

The Lisle 42700 4mm Long Hex Key is an essential tool designed for professional automotive and industrial applications. This specialized hex key provides the necessary reach and precision to access and manipulate 4mm hex-head fasteners in challenging, confined spaces. Crafted for durability, it ensures reliable performance for technicians and mechanics.

Key Features

  • 4mm Hex Size: Precisely engineered for a secure fit on 4mm hexagonal fasteners, minimizing the risk of cam-out and stripping.
  • Long Arm Design: Offers extended reach and enhanced leverage, making it ideal for accessing deeply recessed or hard-to-reach bolts and screws.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Lisle, known for quality tools, this hex key is built to withstand rigorous daily use in demanding workshop environments.
  • Precision Machined Tip: Ensures a tight tolerance fit with fasteners, promoting efficient torque transfer and preventing damage to the fastener head.
  • Versatile Functionality: Suitable for a broad range of tasks requiring a 4mm hex, from delicate adjustments to securing components.

Applications

This 4mm long hex key is a valuable asset for various maintenance and assembly tasks across automotive and industrial sectors. In automotive settings, it can be utilized for tasks such as adjusting brakes, securing shocks, removing specific trim pieces, and working on brake calipers. Industrial applications include assembling machinery, performing small mechanical repairs, and tightening or loosening hex-head screws in various equipment where precision and access are crucial. Its long design is particularly beneficial when working with components that have limited surrounding clearance.

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  • Model: 184315
  • UPC: 083045427001
  • Manufacturers Part #: 42700
  • Manufactured by: Lisle
  • Also Known As: LIS-42700, LIS42700

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 16 December, 2014.