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Wright Tool 12-Point Flat Stem SAE Black Industrial Combination Wrench, 3/8 in - WT 31112 Combination Wrench

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Wright Tool 12-Point Flat Stem SAE Black Industrial Combination Wrench, 3/8 in - WT 31112 Combination WrenchWright Tool 12 Point Flat Stem SAE Black Industrial Combination Wrench, 3 8 in WT 31112 A combination wrench is a versatile hand tool used for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts. It typically has an open ended jaw on one side and a box ended or closed ring on the other side. The open end is useful in situations where there is limited space around the fastener, while the closed end provides a more secure grip. Features: Patented WrightGrip 2. 0

Wright Tool 12-Point Flat Stem SAE Black Industrial Combination Wrench, 3/8 in - WT 31112

A combination wrench is a versatile hand tool used for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts. It typically has an open-ended jaw on one side and a box-ended or closed ring on the other side. The open end is useful in situations where there is limited space around the fastener, while the closed-end provides a more secure grip.

Features:

  • Patented WrightGrip 2.0 technology provides unparallel tool-to-fastener contact resulting in a superior anti-slip combination wrench
  • Forged and machined for best fit and unyielding strength
  • Precision heat-treated and tempered for optimal hardness, ductility and durability
  • Easy to read stamp pattern in order to quickly determine opening size
  • Designed, engineered and manufactured in Barberton, OH
  • Meets and exceeds ASME B107 hand tool standards

Specifications:

  • Material: Steel
  • Finish: Black Industrial
  • Point: 12
  • Measurement Type: SAE
  • Wrench Size: 3/8 in
  • L Size: 6 in (Refer Drawing Image)
  • C Size: 51/64 in (Refer Drawing Image)
  • B Size: 29/64 in (Refer Drawing Image)
  • D Size: 7/32 in (Refer Drawing Image)
  • E Size: 17/64 in (Refer Drawing Image)
  • Country of Origin: United States of America

Warnings:

  • Wear safety goggles for the user and bystander
  • Comfort or plastic grips do not protect against electric shock
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