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Jonard CWRR-716 Ratcheting Wrench 7/16 in tool storage
Ratcheting wrench with 7/16 inch head, 15 degree offset and 6 1/2 inch length for SAE fasteners
- MaterialHAWA
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds fastener work with 15-degree swing
- 7/16-inch SAE head fits common automotive and hardware sizes
- Chrome-finished alloy steel resists corrosion for lasting durability
- 15-degree head offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- Compact 6-1/2-inch length provides leverage without bulk
Jonard Ratcheting Wrench 7/16 in
The Jonard CWRR-716 is a ratcheting wrench with a 7/16 inch SAE head size and 6 1/2 inch overall length. It features a 15 degree head offset angle and 15 degree opening angle for fastener access. The alloy steel construction includes a chrome finish and 3/16 inch head thickness. This new tool suits mechanics and technicians needing a compact ratcheting wrench.
Mechanics needing offset access
Technicians working in tight engine bays or confined fastener locations will benefit from the offset head design. Users who require a different SAE head size or a non-ratcheting wrench style should look at other options. The tool is restricted from sale in California due to Proposition 65 chemical warnings. Buyers in that state cannot purchase this item.
7/16 inch SAE head size
The 7/16 inch head size determines compatibility with specific fasteners. Verify this exact measurement matches the bolt or nut dimensions required for the job. The 15 degree opening angle and offset head geometry define the swing clearance available. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product regarding cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds fastener work with 15-degree swing
- 7/16-inch SAE head fits common automotive and hardware sizes
- Chrome-finished alloy steel resists corrosion for lasting durability
- 15-degree head offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- Compact 6-1/2-inch length provides leverage without bulk
Specifications
| Brand | JONARD TOOLS |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 7/16 in ratcheting wrench need to swing?
The head has a 15-degree offset and a 15-degree opening angle, so allow enough room for that swing when working in tight spots.
What is the correct way to engage the ratchet on this wrench?
Place the box end fully on the fastener, then turn; the 7/16 in SAE head and 3/16 in thickness are designed for standard hex nuts and bolts.
When should the Jonard CWRR-716 be replaced?
Replace it if the ratchet mechanism slips, the chrome finish cracks, or the 7/16 in opening becomes rounded from wear.
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