CRESCENT
CRESCENT 11" adjustable wrench 76 mm jaw C711H
An 11 inch adjustable wrench with 76 mm smooth jaws that grip chrome and brass fittings without marring them
- TypeHex Key Accessories
- Smooth jaws protect chrome and brass finishes
- 76 mm jaw capacity fits a wide range of fasteners
- Slim head design reaches tight spaces easily
- Forged alloy steel construction delivers lasting toughness
- Chrome plated finish resists rust and wipes clean
11-Inch Adjustable Wrench for Cosmetic Fasteners
This Crescent adjustable wrench is built for geometric fasteners that carry a cosmetic finish. Smooth jaws prevent the marring caused by traditional toothed designs. The 11-inch handle gives ample leverage for general-purpose tightening and loosening of nuts, bolts and fittings. It suits technicians who need to protect chrome or brass surfaces.
76 mm Jaw Capacity and Slim Head Access
The jaws open to a 76 mm maximum span, wider than many traditional pipe wrenches. A slim profile head lets the tool reach into confined spaces where bulkier wrenches cannot fit. Heat-treated forged alloy steel provides the strength needed for high-torque applications. The chrome-plated finish resists rust and wipes clean after use.
Check Fastener Shape and Clearance Before Buying
Verify that the fasteners you work with have flat, geometric faces suited to smooth jaws; rounded or damaged nuts may slip. Ensure the 11-inch overall length and head thickness can physically reach the mounting points in your assembly. Buyers who need to grip pipe threads or heavily corroded fasteners should consider a toothed pipe wrench instead.
Highlights
- Smooth jaws protect chrome and brass finishes
- 76 mm jaw capacity fits a wide range of fasteners
- Slim head design reaches tight spaces easily
- Forged alloy steel construction delivers lasting toughness
- Chrome plated finish resists rust and wipes clean
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which size should I pick — the 11 inch or the 76 mm jaw?
They describe the same wrench: 11 inches is the overall length and 76 mm is the maximum jaw opening, so there is only one version to choose.
What does the 76 mm jaw capacity mean when I am under the bonnet?
It lets the smooth jaws grip fasteners up to 76 mm across, covering most automotive nuts and chrome fittings without marring them.
How does the sliding-jaw mechanism limit what I can turn?
The knurled adjuster moves the lower jaw smoothly along the I-beam handle, giving a tight fit on each fastener up to the 76 mm maximum.
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