CDI Torque Products
CDI Torque Products Open End Torque Wrench Head J 11/16 In
Open-end torque wrench head with 11/16 inch size and 27/64 inch drive for alloy steel durability
- TypeTorque Wrench Accessories
- Open-end design lets you adjust fasteners without repositioning the wrench
- Alloy steel construction provides durability and long service life
- 27/64" drive size fits many torque wrench brands
- 11/16" opening matches common fastener sizes
- 3 7/8" overall length gives compact access in tight spaces
Open-end torque wrench head
This open-end head attaches to a torque wrench for tightening fasteners without removing the tool between turns. The 11/16 inch size fits a specific bolt or nut across a range of maintenance and assembly tasks. It suits mechanics and technicians who need a single head for a known fastener size.
Alloy steel construction and drive fit
The head is forged from alloy steel to resist wear and deformation under repeated loading. A 27/64 inch drive square mates with many common torque wrench models for a secure connection. The 3 7/8 inch overall length keeps the working end close to the drive for compact access.
Interchangeable head system
The open-end geometry lets the user engage a fastener from the side instead of sliding a socket over the top. Swapping heads on the same wrench handle reduces the number of tools carried to a job. No additional accessories or software are included with this head.
Highlights
- Open-end design lets you adjust fasteners without repositioning the wrench
- Alloy steel construction provides durability and long service life
- 27/64" drive size fits many torque wrench brands
- 11/16" opening matches common fastener sizes
- 3 7/8" overall length gives compact access in tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | SNAP-ON INDUSTRIAL BRANDS |
|---|---|
| Type | Torque Wrench Accessories |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 11/16 in open-end head on a J-series torque wrench, and what step is often missed?
Slide the 27/64 in drive square onto the wrench until the locking pin clicks; the step often missed is verifying the pin is fully seated before applying torque.
What maintenance will the alloy-steel head need over time?
Wipe the open-end jaws clean after each use, apply a light oil film to prevent corrosion, and inspect the drive square for wear before every job.
What limit appears first when the head is used continuously at high torque?
The 3 7/8 in overall length creates leverage that can flex the alloy steel before the fastener yields, so watch for permanent set in the jaws.
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