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HARFINGTON 45 Degree Offset Box End Wrench 14mm x 17mm Metric 12 Point Mirror Chrome Plated CR-V Steel Double Box Wrenches Long Industrial Grade Torx Box Wrench Repair Tool
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HARFINGTON 45 Degree Offset Box End Wrench 14mm x Features
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Size - Metric double box end Size: 14mm, 17mm; offset: 45 degree; overall length: 250mm / 9.84"; box end thickness: 9mm / 0.35", 10mm / 0.39" (thickened design at the opening for strong torque resistance and impact resistance, not easy to deform.). The wrench is clearly marked with size for easy identification.
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Material - Heat-treated CR-V (chrome vanadium) steel box end wrench ensures durability, hardness, wear resistance, and maximum strength, making the wrench suitable for tough applications. Mirror chrome finish resists corrosion, rust and provides a polished and smooth appearance.
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Features - 45-degree offset double end reaches over obstacles for better access to nuts and bolts in tight or hard-to-reach spaces, making your job easier. 12-point opening is twice as wide as the 6-point opening, providing multiple points of contact with the fastener and is designed to grip the flat sides of the fastener head rather than the corners, reducing the risk of slippage and rounded edges.
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Applications - Standard offset wrenches are suitable for accessing and operating nuts and bolts in narrow or obstructed areas, and are widely used in automotive repair, mechanical maintenance, plumbing, construction projects, and appliance repair. Industrial grade 12-point wrench can tighten and loosen nuts and bolts efficiently and effectively.
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Notes - Make sure you use the correct size. Position the wrench at a right angle to the fastener and apply even pressure as you turn to avoid stripping or rounding the edges. Apply adequate torque, hold firmly and inspect the fastener for any signs of wear, damage or debris.
