HOW TO USE AN ALLEN KEY WRENCH

An Allen wrench is typically utilized for both the disassembly and assembly phases of the process when working with fasteners such as screws or bolts. Allen wrenches come in a wide variety of configurations, including the L-type Allen wrench and the T-type Allen wrench. The L-shaped Allen wrench has a long arm and a short arm that is bent vertically and extended from one end of the long arm. Both arms extend from the same point on the L. Because the length of the short arm is shorter than the length of the long arm, it is difficult for the user to apply a large force through the short arm when disassembling and assembling through the long arm. This results in operation that is inconvenient. The T-shaped hexagon wrench has a handle and a shank that are both formed integrally to the tool. The handle is made of a material that is similar to plastic. The plastic handle is prone to breaking during the disassembly and reassembly processes because of the fragile nature of the material that makes up the handle as well as the small contact area that exists between the handle and the blade. There are also some T-shaped Allen wrenches available, and the handles on these wrenches are made of a high-strength material so that they do not break easily. Nevertheless, the tool bar is susceptible to damage during the loading and unloading process, and as a result, it needs to be replaced. The fact that the handle and the tool bar are formed as a single unit means that in the event that the tool bar becomes worn or breaks, the handle must be thrown away even if it can still be used. Additionally, a new Allen key will need to be purchased, which makes it inconvenient to replace the tool bar.
A method for using the handle of a triangle-type Allen wrench, wherein the handle comprises an inserting component and a connecting rod, and wherein the inserting component comprises a number of inserting elements in multiples. The Allen wrench can be installed in the installation slot; the connecting element is inserted into the connecting hole to connect the inserting elements; when installing the Allen wrench, the user can determine which inserting element the Allen wrench corresponds to based on the size of the installation slot; and the connecting element is inserted into the connecting hole to complete the connection. find Separate the two components by a predetermined distance once the corresponding components have been installed. This predetermined distance is based on the fundamental requirement that the Allen wrench must be able to be installed in the installation slot of the corresponding component before the components can be considered connected.

It is recommended that the Allen wrench be attached to the handle in the middle of the handle.

If the required inserting element is not in the middle position, the positions of each inserting element will need to be adjusted so that the required inserting element can be placed in the middle position.

The Allen key can be installed on the installation groove even though the connecting rod is still attached to the installation element because the connecting holes on the insertion element are arranged on both sides of the installation groove. In addition, the installation groove is located on both sides of the installation groove.

When used in conjunction with the hexagonal wrench, the handle of the hexagonal wrench with this structure is straightforward, user-friendly, and efficient in terms of the amount of effort required.