Capri Tools
Capri Tools CP11830-0809 8mm x 9mm Slim Mini Open End Wrench
A slim 8 mm by 9 mm open-end wrench with a 15-degree offset head that is up to 50 percent shorter and 40 percent slimmer than standard wrenches for tight-space access
- Access tight spots with 15° angled head
- Reach confined areas using 50% shorter design
- Fit narrow gaps with 40% slimmer profile
- Resist corrosion via MaxChrome protective plating
- Built from premium Chrome Vanadium steel
Hard-to-Reach Fastener Access
The Capri Tools Slim Mini Open End Wrench fits 8mm and 9mm metric fasteners in spaces where standard wrenches cannot reach. It is designed for mechanics and technicians who need to work in confined engine bays or tight corners. The compact profile allows maneuverability without removing surrounding components. This tool targets professional and DIY users facing limited clearance.
15-Degree Offset Head Angle
The wrench head is tipped at a 15-degree angle to engage fasteners in narrow spots. After each turn, the wrench can be flipped over to re-engage the fastener quickly. This specific geometry is the single specification that determines whether the tool fits the working space. Without this offset, the wrench would not clear adjacent obstacles in tight assemblies.
Chrome Vanadium Construction
The wrench is made from premium Chrome Vanadium steel with a MaxChrome protective plating for corrosion resistance. The supplier notes a California Proposition 65 warning regarding chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. No data on thermal behavior, noise emission, or power draw is available for this hand tool. It operates without external energy input.
Highlights
- Access tight spots with 15° angled head
- Reach confined areas using 50% shorter design
- Fit narrow gaps with 40% slimmer profile
- Resist corrosion via MaxChrome protective plating
- Built from premium Chrome Vanadium steel
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 15‑degree head angle save when turning a fastener?
The head is tipped 15 degrees, so after each turn you can flip the wrench and re‑engage the nut without needing a full swing radius.
What does the open‑end interface limit compared with a box or ratcheting wrench?
The open end grips only two flats of the fastener, so it cannot apply torque as evenly and must be removed and repositioned for each swing.
How much shorter and slimmer is this wrench than a standard metric open‑ender?
It is up to 50 % shorter and 40 % slimmer than regular wrenches, letting it reach fasteners in tight corners where full‑size tools cannot fit.
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