Moody Tools, Inc.
Moody Tools, Inc. 76-1833 Open End Wrench 30 Deg
Open-end wrench with 30° offset head for extra torque on small fasteners
- 30-degree angle increases torque on small fasteners
- Interchangeable handle lets you choose the best grip for each job
- Black oxide finish protects the alloy steel from corrosion
- 3-inch overall length fits into tight spaces easily
- Designed specifically for small fastener applications
Small-fastener specialist
The Moody Tools 76-1833 open-end wrench targets technicians who service precision assemblies with 3 1/5 mm hardware. Its 30 deg head angle lets the jaws engage bolts that sit close to obstructions where a straight wrench cannot swing. The 3 in. overall length keeps the tool inside shallow cavities without sacrificing leverage.
Sustained torque delivery
Alloy-steel construction resists rounding when the wrench is leaned on for extended periods, such as during repetitive disassembly of electronic enclosures or instrument panels. The black oxide finish reduces glare under bench lights and adds a thin corrosion barrier that survives daily wipe-downs with solvent-soaked rags. Interchangeable handles let the user swap grip styles mid-job without losing purchase on the fastener.
Compact access geometry
The straight shank profile slides between crowded PCB standoffs, sensor housings and cable looms where offset or ratcheting wrenches would bind. Interchangeable handle mounts accept aftermarket grips so the same head can be matched to a T-handle for high torque or a stubby knob for fingertip control. Black oxide coating will not chip like chrome, preserving the snug fit on 3 1/5 mm flats over thousands of cycles.
Highlights
- 30-degree angle increases torque on small fasteners
- Interchangeable handle lets you choose the best grip for each job
- Black oxide finish protects the alloy steel from corrosion
- 3-inch overall length fits into tight spaces easily
- Designed specifically for small fastener applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 30 deg angle make the wrench harder to use in tight engine bays?
The 30 degree angle is designed to provide added torque on small fasteners while the straight wrench shape still fits into tight spaces easily.
What other tools are required to use the interchangeable handle feature?
The wrench works as a complete hand tool on its own; the interchangeable handle simply lets you swap grips if you already own compatible handles.
Will the 3 1/5 mm head fit the same fasteners as my older 3 mm metric wrenches?
The head size is 3 1/5 mm, which is slightly larger than a standard 3 mm fastener, so it is not a direct replacement for 3 mm wrenches.
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