Moody Tools, Inc.
Moody Tools 58-0161 30 Deg Open End Wrench Set 2.5-7mm 8 Pc
Eight-piece open-end wrench set covering 2.5 mm to 7 mm with 30-degree offset heads in a vinyl pouch
- 30° offset clears tight spaces
- 8-piece metric set covers 2.5–7 mm
- Alloy steel with steel plating resists wear
- Single-ended rounded heads grip fasteners securely
- Knurled handles give positive control
Moody Tools 58-0161 Wrench Set
This eight-piece open-end wrench set covers metric sizes from 2.5 mm to 7 mm with a 30-degree offset head. Each wrench is forged from alloy steel with a steel-plated finish and features a single-end, rounded design with knurled handles for grip. The set includes a vinyl pouch for storage and organisation.
Precision work in tight spaces
Mechanics and technicians working on small fasteners in confined areas will appreciate the slim profile and angled access. The lack of insulation means these are unsuitable for live electrical work. Buyers who need insulated tools or larger diameter coverage should look at alternative sets.
Verify your fastener sizes
Confirm that the 2.5 mm to 7 mm range matches the metric hardware you service most often. Ensure the 30-degree offset provides sufficient clearance for your specific application. Check that single-end, non-insulated wrenches meet your workshop safety requirements.
Highlights
- 30° offset clears tight spaces
- 8-piece metric set covers 2.5–7 mm
- Alloy steel with steel plating resists wear
- Single-ended rounded heads grip fasteners securely
- Knurled handles give positive control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size nuts or bolts will the 2.5 mm wrench in this set fit?
The smallest wrench in the set is 2.5 mm and fits metric fasteners with a 2.5 mm across-flats dimension.
Can these single-ended wrenches be used on the same fasteners as my double-ended combination wrenches?
Yes, each wrench matches standard metric sizes from 2.5 mm to 7 mm, so they work on the same nuts and bolts as combination wrenches of those sizes.
How do I verify the 30 degree offset is correct after I start using the set?
Place a wrench on a flat fastener; the handle should sit at roughly a 30 degree angle to the fastener axis, giving clearance for adjacent components.
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