Hexagon spanner handle for increasing turning force

A hexagon spanner handle for assembling with multiple hexagon spanners in different standards, wherein each hexagon spanner has an L shape with a short leg and a long leg, comprising:

• a handle having a shape approximately to a triangle, whose three edges are inwardly concaved respectively so as to form three shaft-like bodies at three triangle points, wherein one plane surface of the handle has plural hexagonal apertures vertically formed therethrough, in which the hexagonal apertures are arranged in three lines respectively along the three shaft-like bodies with the size changes from large to small as the position changes from center to rim, and the other plane surface of the handle has three position-limiting slots respectively located in three shaft-like bodies and outwardly extended along the shaft-like body, in which the position-limiting slots communicate with the hexagonal apertures opposite thereto, and the bottom of each position-limiting slot has plural indentations in different widths, with the width and quantity of the indentations corresponding to the hexagonal apertures opposite thereto, and the width of the indentations changing from large to small as the position thereof changes from center to rim so as to form a step-like shape,
• thereby, the long leg is capable of locating in the position-limiting slot of the handle and matching with the corresponding indentation at the bottom of the position-limiting slot, and the short leg is capable of being inserted into the hexagonal aperture corresponding to the indentation.