Moody Tools, Inc.
Moody Tools, Inc. 76-1835 5 mm Open-End Wrench 30°
5 mm single-end open-end wrench with a 30-degree offset head for tight fasteners
- 5 mm open-end fits metric fasteners
- 30° offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- 3 in overall length gives leverage and reach
- Alloy steel with black oxide resists corrosion
- Single-end hex design simplifies tool selection
5 mm 30° Open-End Wrench
The Moody Tools 76-1835 is a single-end metric wrench sized for 5 mm fasteners. Its 30-degree head angle allows access in tight spots where a straight wrench cannot reach. The 3-inch overall length provides leverage while remaining compact. It suits technicians and hobbyists working on small mechanical assemblies.
Alloy Steel Black Oxide Finish
The wrench is forged from alloy steel with a black oxide coating that resists corrosion. A knurled handle surface improves grip security when hands are oily or wet. The head thickness measures 1/16 inch, fitting slim bolt heads without rounding. It is not insulated, so it must not be used on live electrical circuits.
Hand Tool Thermal and Power Profile
As a non-powered hand tool, it generates no operational heat and draws no electricity. Noise is limited to the metallic contact between wrench and fastener during use. There are no moving parts to wear, lubricate or replace, so performance remains consistent over time.
Highlights
- 5 mm open-end fits metric fasteners
- 30° offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- 3 in overall length gives leverage and reach
- Alloy steel with black oxide resists corrosion
- Single-end hex design simplifies tool selection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 30-degree head angle let me reach?
The 30-degree offset clears obstructions so the 5 mm open end can engage hex fasteners in tight spots where a straight wrench cannot fit.
What clearance does the 3-inch overall length and 1/16-inch head thickness need?
At 3 inches long with a 1/16-inch thick head, the wrench fits narrow gaps and shallow recesses around 5 mm hardware.
How do I use the single-end, knurled 5 mm wrench without rounding the bolt?
Seat the open end fully on the hex flats, pull toward you with steady force, and use the knurled grip to prevent slipping.
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