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Gray Tools 66886 2-11/16 Striking Face Box Wrench 45° Offset Head
A 2-11/16 inch 12-point box wrench with a 45° offset head and large striking block for hammer impact
- 12-point drive grips fasteners securely
- 45° offset head clears obstacles easily
- Large striking block delivers safe hammer impact
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion on the job
- Forged premium steel meets ANSI standards for durability
2-11/16 Striking Face Box Wrench
This 12-point box wrench features a 45° offset head for clearance in tight spaces. A large striking block allows controlled impact when extra torque is needed. It is forged from premium tool steel with a corrosion-resistant black oxide finish. Precision broaching ensures a secure fit on 2-11/16" hex fasteners.
12-Point Drive for Secure Fastener Grip
The 12-point drive engages the fastener at more angles than a 6-point design. This reduces the effort needed to position the wrench in confined areas. Precision broaching maintains tight tolerances for maximum surface contact. It meets ANSI standards for dimensional accuracy and performance.
Forged Steel Construction with Black Oxide
Forged premium tool steel provides the strength required for striking applications. The black oxide finish resists corrosion during storage and use. The robust striking block distributes impact force evenly across the wrench head. This construction withstands the high loads typical of heavy-duty maintenance.
Highlights
- 12-point drive grips fasteners securely
- 45° offset head clears obstacles easily
- Large striking block delivers safe hammer impact
- Black oxide finish resists corrosion on the job
- Forged premium steel meets ANSI standards for durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 2-11/16 inch hex size mean when I use this wrench on a fastener?
It fits nuts or bolt heads measuring exactly 2-11/16 inches across the flats, so the 12-point box end grips that specific heavy-duty hardware securely.
How does the 12-point drive and 45° offset head affect access in tight spots?
The 12-point pattern lets you engage the fastener at more angles, while the 45-degree offset clears knuckles and obstructions so you can swing the wrench where a straight handle would not fit.
What clearance and striking surface does the large block need for safe hammer blows?
The oversized striking block provides a broad, flat face for hammer contact; you need enough open space around the fastener to swing a hammer squarely onto that block without hitting adjacent parts.
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