Ratcheting mechanism allows you to reposition the wrench without having to unhitch it from the nut or bolt. Thin body formed by two exterior plates and a solid interior body. Full polished with nickelchrome finish prevents corrosion. 15° offset.

Features: Unique, versatile design allows wrench to be used with or without optional handles Tubular wrenches may be used without the handle to quickly run down nuts The handle can then be attached to provide maximum turning power for final tightening or to reach otherwise inaccessible fasteners A detent on the wrench shaft helps to align locking button with handle hole Straight box wrench head provides access when clearance is limited Sizes of both SAE and corresponding metric fasteners are shown

Features: Striking face wrenches are designed to be struck by a hammer on the anvil area in order to loosen frozen fasteners or to set and tighten fasteners Anvils are proportional to opening sizes. Special heat treating provides maximum durability for long life Offset handle is close to head to provide clearance in confined areas Williams® expanded line of offset striking face wrenches, up to 4-1/4", provides the most extensive line on the market Specifically engineered to hold up under the most rigorous industrial use

Features: 180° Flex Heads-The flex head sweeps smoothly through 180 degrees without any set positions. This allows the wrench to operate at any angle and navigate around obstructions in its swing path. 12-Point Box Ends-Fits multiple types of fasteners, including 6-point, 12-point, and square. 1/4, 9/32, 5/16, and 11/32 inch and 6, 7, 8, and 9 mm wrenches have a 60-tooth ratcheting mechanism. All other sizes have a 72-tooth ratcheting mechanism. Clear Markings-Tekton flex head ratcheting wrenches are permanently marked in two ways: a high-visibility laser marking and a stamped ...

Features: One Wrench Size, Two Head Styles – The double box ends are the same size and both are 12-point, but one side features a raised fixed head while the other has a ratcheting flex head Versatile Fixed Head – The fixed box end has a flush side to maximize surface contact with a fastener as well as a raised side for finger clearance and to fit into recessed areas Ratcheting Flex Head – The ratcheting end reduces the need to re-engage the fastener repeatedly, and the flex joint sweeps smoothly through 180 degrees without any set positions, allowing the wrench to access fasteners around ...