Jonard
Jonard ASW-R12 Ratcheting Wrench 1/2 in 6 1/2 in 15°
A 1/2-inch ratcheting wrench with a 15-degree opening angle and 6-1/2-inch overall length for use in tight spaces
- TypeRatcheting Wrenches
- MaterialVanadium Steel
- Color/FinishChrome
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastener work with 15° swing
- Vanadium steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- Chrome finish protects against rust during daily use
- Compact 6 1/2 in length fits tight engine bays
- 12-point SAE head engages bolts from multiple angles
Ratcheting wrench for 1/2 in fasteners
The Jonard ASW-R12 is a hand tool built to turn 1/2 in SAE fasteners. Its 15 degree opening angle lets the ratchet engage with minimal swing in tight spots. Vanadium steel construction and a chrome finish provide strength and corrosion resistance for daily professional use.
Suited for mechanics needing a compact SAE wrench
Technicians who work on imperial hardware and value a short 6 1/2 in length will appreciate the maneuverability. Buyers who need metric sizes, a larger drive, or a different offset angle should look at other options.
15 degree ratchet engagement angle
The 15 degree opening angle determines how far you must swing the handle before the next tooth catches. This figure decides whether the wrench fits the clearance around your fastener.
Highlights
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastener work with 15° swing
- Vanadium steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- Chrome finish protects against rust during daily use
- Compact 6 1/2 in length fits tight engine bays
- 12-point SAE head engages bolts from multiple angles
Specifications
| Brand | Jonard |
|---|---|
| Model | ASW-R12 |
| Type | Ratcheting Wrenches |
| Material | Vanadium Steel |
| Color/Finish | Chrome |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 1/2 inch head size for my fastener work?
The 1/2 inch head fits SAE fasteners of that exact size; the 6 1/2 inch overall length gives enough leverage for typical automotive and maintenance tasks without being unwieldy in tight spots.
What does the 15 degree opening angle mean when I am turning a bolt?
You only need to swing the handle 15 degrees before the ratchet engages the next tooth, so you can make progress in confined areas where a full swing is impossible.
How does the standard SAE ratchet interface limit what I can drive?
The wrench accepts only SAE sockets and accessories; metric or proprietary drives will not fit, so match your socket set to this standard before buying.
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