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Facom FM-34.14 Short Angle Open-End Wrench 14 mm
Short angled open-end wrench with 14 mm head, 15° and 75° offsets for tight fasteners
- 14 mm opening fits standard metric fasteners
- 15-degree and 75-degree angled heads reach confined spaces
- Short 4 23/32 in length improves control in tight areas
- Satin alloy-steel finish resists corrosion
- Double-ended rounded design speeds up bolt engagement
14 mm short open-end wrench
The Facom FM-34.14 is a 14 mm double-ended open-end wrench built from alloy steel with a satin finish. Its short overall length of 4 23/32 inches and 15-degree angled heads suit tight clearances in automotive and mechanical work. The one-piece construction provides reliable strength for professional technicians and serious DIY users.
Replaces longer or non-angled wrenches
This wrench upgrades from standard-length tools when access is restricted by nearby components. The 15-degree and 75-degree head angles let you engage fasteners at offsets where a straight wrench cannot turn. The jump is worth it whenever a longer handle would foul on bodywork, pipework or adjacent hardware.
Handles 14 mm metric fasteners
The 14 mm opening fits standard metric bolts and nuts across a range of assemblies. Head thicknesses of 9/64 inch and 5/32 inch give a slim profile for recessed fasteners. It runs out when the fastener size differs from 14 mm or when higher torque demands a longer lever arm for adequate force.
Highlights
- 14 mm opening fits standard metric fasteners
- 15-degree and 75-degree angled heads reach confined spaces
- Short 4 23/32 in length improves control in tight areas
- Satin alloy-steel finish resists corrosion
- Double-ended rounded design speeds up bolt engagement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 15-degree and 75-degree angled heads need to fit a 14 mm fastener?
The short wrench has a 15-degree angle on one end and a 75-degree angle on the other, with a 9/64 in and 5/32 in head thickness, allowing access in tight spaces around a 14 mm nut or bolt.
How do I correctly engage the double-ended open jaws on a 14 mm fastener?
Slide the appropriate 14 mm open end squarely onto the fastener flats; the 15-degree end suits standard access, while the 75-degree end clears obstructions — avoid tilting the wrench to prevent rounding the corners.
When should I replace this alloy-steel wrench?
Replace it if the 14 mm jaw openings show visible wear, cracking, or if the satin finish reveals deformation on the 9/64 in or 5/32 in thick heads, as worn jaws can slip and damage fasteners.
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