Ampco Safety Tools
Ampco Safety Tools WS-1-7/16 Striking Wrench 1-7/16 in 7-7/8 in
Aluminium-bronze striking wrench with a 1-7/16 in head and 8 in overall length for non-sparking applications
- Non-sparking safety for hazardous environments
- Aluminium-bronze construction resists corrosion
- 1-7/16 in head fits large SAE fasteners
- 7-7/8 in length provides striking leverage
- Standard 0-degree head for direct impact
Striking Wrench for 1-7/16 in Fasteners
This striking wrench fits SAE fasteners measuring 1-7/16 inches and is built for maintenance crews who need to apply heavy impact force. The eight-inch overall length provides the leverage required for large industrial bolts. It is a non-tether-capable hand tool suited for general mechanical work.
Aluminium-Bronze Construction and Fixed Head
The head is made from aluminium-bronze alloy with a natural finish and a thickness of 7/8 inch, giving non-sparking properties for hazardous environments. A zero-degree head angle keeps the striking face flat against the fastener. The solid one-piece design has no moving parts to maintain.
Non-Tetherable Design Limits Height Safety
Because the tool is not tether capable, it cannot be secured to a lanyard for drop-prevention programmes. Teams working at height or over sensitive equipment must select an alternative wrench that accepts a tether attachment. This constraint decides whether the wrench meets site safety rules.
Highlights
- Non-sparking safety for hazardous environments
- Aluminium-bronze construction resists corrosion
- 1-7/16 in head fits large SAE fasteners
- 7-7/8 in length provides striking leverage
- Standard 0-degree head for direct impact
Specifications
| Brand | AMPCO SAFETY TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
What head size does the 1-7/16 in striking wrench fit?
The wrench is made for a 1-7/16 in fastener head and has an overall length of 8 in.
What clearance is needed for the 7/8 in thick head?
The head measures 7/8 in thick, so allow at least that much space around the bolt or nut.
How do you use a striking wrench without damaging the head?
Place the wrench squarely on the fastener, then strike the end of the handle with a hammer; do not hit the head directly.
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