Z-RAM GUIDE

Exalt Hex Key Set: Imperial Sizes for a Better-Organised Tool Kit

The Exalt Hex Key Set supplies eleven imperial Allen keys in a high-contrast holder. It is useful when your equipment instructions call for inch-size hex tools and you want the assortment together rather than loose in a gear bag. It is not a metric set or proof that every screw on a particular marker uses an included size.

Exalt Hex Key Set and holder

The Exalt Hex Key Set supplies eleven imperial Allen keys in a high-contrast holder. It is useful when your equipment instructions call for inch-size hex tools and you want the assortment together rather than loose in a gear bag. It is not a metric set or proof that every screw on a particular marker uses an included size.

The eleven sizes, from 0.050 inch to 1/4 inch

The listed sizes are 0.050″, 1/16″, 5/64″, 3/32″, 7/64″, 1/8″, 9/64″, 5/32″, 3/16″, 7/32″ and 1/4″. The decimal first entry and the ten fractional entries all use inches; they are not a mixture of metric and imperial measurements.

For a named maintenance task, match the size stated by the equipment manufacturer. The fact that two keys look close in size is not a sound reason to substitute one for the other. The Exalt assortment identifies the tools available; it does not supply a marker-specific screw map or torque specification.

The holder is part of the practical benefit

The high-contrast holder keeps the assortment in one place and makes it easier to spot among other equipment. Exalt describes the set for a workshop, travel or a gear bag. Its value is straightforward organisation: the same size inventory can stay together instead of being rebuilt from loose individual keys.

Delivery is eleven hex keys in their holder. The holder is supplied with the set, so there is no separate holder purchase to add.

Tools and storage solve different problems

The optional MOLLE bag below is an organisation accessory, not part of the Exalt set or a required purchase. Its main compartment and separate side pockets provide different places for field gear; compare physical dimensions before assuming a particular loaded tool arrangement fits.

A tool set also does not replace lubrication or thread-locking products. Our workshop supplies guide explains those different roles without treating one bottle as a universal solution.

Products for these different needs

Exalt imperial hex key set in its holder

Exalt Hex Key Set

Eleven inch-size hex keys with the high-contrast holder included. Choose by the tool size specified for your equipment.

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Black MOLLE utility bag with front lid and side pockets

Universal Molle Bag 21cm x 15cm x 10cm - black

Optional black MOLLE utility bag for organising field gear and tools; separate from the Exalt set. Confirm the fit of your equipment.

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Why a maintenance task can call for more than one key

In this brief FSC/TCP example, Daniel distinguishes a smaller and a larger Allen key for different screws. It illustrates the reason to keep a size assortment organised; it does not identify Exalt sizes or prescribe a procedure for another marker.

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Tools and lubrication have different jobs

This separate FSC/TCP care excerpt discusses cleanliness and lubrication. Alongside the tool example, it shows why a hex-key set and maintenance consumables remain distinct parts of equipment care.

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