Wright Tool Straight Handle Striking Face Wrenches

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Wright Tool straight handle striking face wrenches are designed to be struck by a hammer on the anvil area to loosen stubborn fasteners, or to set and tighten nuts

Wright Tool straight handle striking face wrenches are designed to be struck by a hammer on the anvil area to loosen stubborn fasteners, or to set and tighten nuts and bolts. These wrenches are forged from alloy steel, heat-treated for durability, and have a black industrial finish.

They also feature large smooth striking surfaces, and box openings designed to remain on fasteners when the wrenches are struck. The heavy box walls provide greater torque transmission, and the straight handle design helps prevent wrench cocking when struck. Shorter handle models can be easily used in confined spaces.

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Wright Tool Straight Handle Striking Face Wrenches 1870

Wrench, Straight Handle Striking Face Wrench, Standard Style, Steel, Black, Box End, 12-point, 2 3/16 in. Size, Each

Part Number: WTC-1870

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