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Bondhus Ball T Handle 3/8

Bondhus Ball T Handle 3/8

SKU BON13114
by Bondhus
$0.00 - $0.00
$0.00
$36.75
$36.75 - $36.75
$36.75
The Bondhus 13114 is a professional-grade T-handle hex key featuring a 3/8" Ball End (Balldriver) tip. Constructed in the USA from Protanium® high-torque steel and coated with a ProGuard corrosion-resistant finish, this tool allows fasteners to be accessed with up to a 25° entry angle, ideal for tight or obstructed spaces. The welded, ergonomic cushioned steel handle delivers a flywheel effect for rapid screw rotation. With an overall length of approximately 11.8" (300 mm), it offers excellent reach and torque. Each handle matches the torque capacity of the blade to ensure strength and comfort. The tool is backed by Bondhus’s lifetime warranty.

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Features & Benefits

*Ball End Tip (25° working angle): Facilitates angled insertion and continuous turning, ideal for blind or tight access.*Protanium® High-Torque Steel: Provides up to 20% more strength and double the wear resistance of standard steel.*ProGuard Finish: Offers superior corrosion resistance and a smooth, easy-to-clean grip.*Ergonomic Welded T-Handle: Cushioned and curved to match hand shape; welded construction ensures durability. The heavy handle enables flywheel spinning for fast screw operation.*Tool Strength Matching: Handle torque capacity matches blade strength to prevent over-torque or breakage.

Specifications

*Manufacturer: Bondhus*Model/Part Number: 13114*Tip Size: 3/8" (0.375")*Tip Style: Ball End (Balldriver) with 25° working angle*Overall Length: 11.8" (300 mm)*Handle Width: Approximately 5" (127 mm)*Blade Material: Protanium® high-torque steel*Handle Material: Welded cushioned steel*Finish: ProGuard corrosion-resistant coating*Country of Origin: United States

More Information

*Automotive and Mechanical Repair: Reaching recessed or angled fasteners in engines, chassis, and machinery.*Industrial Machinery Maintenance: Engaging bolts hidden inside equipment panels or housings.*Construction, Electrical, and HVAC Work: Fastening screws in enclosures, cabinets, and frameworks.*Field Service and Workshops: Provides leverage and speed for technicians, engineers, and tradespeople.*Repetitive Fastener Tasks: Flywheel handle design reduces fatigue during extended use.