Ampco
Ampco WO-1X1-1/8 Open End Wrench 1 x 1-1/8 in
Nonsparking aluminium-bronze open-end wrench with 1 in and 1-1/8 in heads, 10-1/4 in overall length and 15-degree offset
- Nonsparking aluminium-bronze construction prevents ignition in hazardous areas
- Double-ended 1 in and 1-1/8 in heads fit two SAE fastener sizes
- 15-degree offset angle improves access in tight spaces
- One-piece forged design delivers strength without joints
- 10 1/4 in overall length provides leverage for stubborn bolts
Double-Ended Open Wrench
This open-end wrench fits SAE fasteners measuring 1 in and 1-1/8 in. The aluminum-bronze alloy is non-sparking and non-magnetic for use in hazardous environments. A 15-degree offset on each head improves access in tight spaces. The one-piece construction provides durability for industrial maintenance tasks.
Replaces Standard Steel Wrenches
Standard steel wrenches can create sparks in flammable atmospheres. This tool removes that ignition risk in refineries, chemical plants and grain facilities. The upgrade is worth it whenever hot-work permits require non-sparking hand tools. It also avoids magnetic interference near sensitive instrumentation.
Handles Two Common SAE Sizes
The double-ended design covers 1 in and 1-1/8 in bolt heads with a single tool. Overall length of 10 1/4 in gives sufficient leverage for typical industrial fasteners. The open jaws slip onto nuts quickly but cannot deliver the torque of a box or socket wrench. Rounded heads reduce damage to fastener corners during high-force applications.
Highlights
- Nonsparking aluminium-bronze construction prevents ignition in hazardous areas
- Double-ended 1 in and 1-1/8 in heads fit two SAE fastener sizes
- 15-degree offset angle improves access in tight spaces
- One-piece forged design delivers strength without joints
- 10 1/4 in overall length provides leverage for stubborn bolts
Specifications
| Brand | AMPCO SAFETY TOOLS |
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 10 1/4 in overall length need in a tool drawer?
The wrench measures 10 1/4 in end to end, so allow at least that much flat space plus a little extra for the 15-degree head angle.
Which end do I engage first when tightening a 1 in fastener with the double-ended head?
Slip the 1 in jaw fully onto the nut before applying force; starting on the 1 1/8 in end rounds the corners.
How often should I inspect the aluminum-bronze jaws for deformation?
Check both jaw openings after heavy use; the non-sparking alloy can mushroom sooner than steel, so replace the wrench if the 1 in or 1 1/8 in profiles are no longer true.
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