Moody Tools, Inc.
Moody Tools, Inc. 76-1831 Open End Wrench 2.5 mm 30 Deg 3 in
Metric open-end wrench with a 2.5 mm single hex head, 30-degree offset and 3-inch overall length
- Alloy steel resists wear on tough jobs
- 30-degree offset clears obstacles in tight spots
- 5 mm hex head fits metric fasteners precisely
- 3-inch length gives control for fine adjustments
- Knurled handle provides secure grip with greasy hands
Precise 2.5 mm Metric Fit
This open-end wrench is sized for 2.5 mm hex fasteners and built from alloy steel with a black-oxide finish. The single-end head is set at a 30-degree angle and measures 1/16 inch thick for access in tight spots. A knurled grip surface helps maintain control during use.
Compact Three-Inch Reach
At three inches overall length the wrench fits into confined assemblies where longer tools cannot turn. The slender head profile and 30-degree offset let you engage bolts recessed behind brackets or pipework. Alloy-steel construction resists rounding on small metric flats.
Replaces Adjustable Wrenches On Tiny Hardware
The fixed 2.5 mm opening eliminates jaw play that damages miniature fasteners on electronics, instrumentation or fine-mechanical builds. It is not suited for larger bolts or high-torque applications where a longer lever or box end is required.
Highlights
- Alloy steel resists wear on tough jobs
- 30-degree offset clears obstacles in tight spots
- 5 mm hex head fits metric fasteners precisely
- 3-inch length gives control for fine adjustments
- Knurled handle provides secure grip with greasy hands
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 30-degree offset on the 2.5 mm head clear tight spaces?
The 30-degree angle lets the open end engage fasteners where a straight wrench cannot reach.
What clearance does the 1/16 in head thickness and 3 in length need?
The slim 1/16 in head fits narrow gaps, while the 3 in length requires room for swing.
How do you use the single-end 2.5 mm hex opening correctly?
Seat the hex opening fully on the fastener flats before applying torque to avoid rounding.
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