Bondhus
John Bondhus, in 1964, started to manufacture the original 'Balldriver' ball end hex tool, that he invented, leading to Bondhus, the company. Since then they have become an industrial leader in the designing and manufacturing of time saving tools. Some of their tools include: L-wrenches, T-handle wrenches, and a variety of different sets. Explore our selection of Bondhus ball end hex tools for your construction, engineering, and demolition applications.
$47.84Set
13389
$4.29Case of 5
10914
$61.39Set
13190
$10.49Set
12137
$2.06Case of 5
10968
$2.02Case of 10
10860
$3.06Case of 5
10913
$50.98Set
13189
$14.86Set
10999
$57.57Set
13138
$1.54Case of 5
10964
$19.38Set
22199
$1.94Case of 5
10912
$6.20Each
13164
$1.20Case of 10
10960
$1.40Case of 10
10910
$5.40Each
13160
$31.19Set
20199
$1.14Case of 10
10956
$5.13Each
13109
$1.20Case of 10
10909
$1.02Case of 10
10954
$14.22Set
12632
$1.16Case of 10
10908
$0.95Case of 10
10952
$5.93Set
12592
$1.16Case of 10
10907
$18.29Set
10937
$19.89Set
17099
$1.11Case of 10
10906
Different types of Bondhus hex keys?
There are two different types of hex keys:
T-handle - this type of hex tool has a 'T' shaped handle that will provide a strong grip for the user.
L-handle - these type of hex tools have an 'L' shaped handle. This is more common type of handle that is used throughout different industries.
Is a hex key and Allen wrench the same thing?
An Allen wrench is the same thing as a hex key. The only real difference between these two types of tools is that the keys are going to have a different types of handles.
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