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Dynamic D074368 2-1/2" 12 Point Combination Wrench Contractor Series
A 2-1/2 inch combination wrench with a 12-point box end and 15-degree angled open end for tight spaces
- 12-point box end grips fasteners securely
- 15-degree angled open end improves access in tight spaces
- 15-degree offset boxed end clears obstructions easily
- Satin chrome finish resists corrosion and wear
- Size hard-stamped on open end for quick identification
2-1/2 Inch 12 Point Combination Wrench
This 2-1/2 inch combination wrench features a 12 point box end and open end for fastener engagement. It belongs to the Contractor Series built for professional use. The size is hard stamped at the open end for quick identification. A satin chrome finish protects the surface.
ANSI Standard Limits and Fit
The wrench meets ANSI standards for dimensional accuracy and performance. Both the open end and boxed end are angled at 15 degrees for access in confined spaces. The 12 point configuration engages fasteners at multiple angles. This design suits standard hexagonal and 12 point hardware.
Simple Hand Tool Installation
No installation is required as this is a ready-to-use hand tool. Users select the correct 2-1/2 inch size for the fastener. Applying excessive force beyond the wrench capacity can damage the tool or fastener. The offset box end helps avoid knuckle contact during use.
Highlights
- 12-point box end grips fasteners securely
- 15-degree angled open end improves access in tight spaces
- 15-degree offset boxed end clears obstructions easily
- Satin chrome finish resists corrosion and wear
- Size hard-stamped on open end for quick identification
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12-point or a 6-point version for a 2-1/2" fastener?
The 12-point box end engages the fastener at twice as many positions, making it easier to seat on a 2-1/2" nut or bolt in tight clearance.
How does the 15-degree offset box end help when I am working on a large 2-1/2" fastener?
The 15-degree offset clears knuckles and nearby obstructions so you can apply full torque on the 2-1/2" fastener without hitting adjacent components.
What does the ANSI standard referenced for this wrench actually cover?
It covers dimensional accuracy, hardness and torque performance for the 12-point, 2-1/2" combination wrench so the tool meets recognised industry requirements.
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