Moody Tools, Inc.
Moody Tools, Inc. 76-1836 Open End Wrench 5.5 mm 30 Deg 3 in
A 5.5 mm single-end open wrench with a 30-degree offset head and 3-inch length for metric fasteners in tight spaces
- 5 mm hex opening fits metric fasteners
- 30-degree offset clears obstructions in tight spots
- 3 in overall length gives leverage in confined areas
- alloy steel body with black oxide resists corrosion
- single-end design keeps the tool slim for narrow access
5.5 mm Single-End Open Wrench
This 5.5 mm single-end open wrench is built from alloy steel with a black oxide finish for corrosion resistance. The 30-degree head angle and 3 in overall length give access to fasteners in tight spots. A knurled handle provides grip without insulation, making it suited for general mechanical work.
Upgrade from adjustable or worn wrenches
Replacing an adjustable wrench with this fixed-size tool removes jaw play and speeds up repetitive tasks on 5.5 mm hex fasteners. The jump is worth it when a technician repeatedly works on the same metric size and needs a slimmer head profile than a combination wrench offers.
Verify fastener size and clearance before ordering
Confirm the fastener is a 5.5 mm hex head and that the 30-degree offset and 1/16 in head thickness fit the available space. The wrench is non-insulated and single-ended, so it does not suit live electrical work or applications needing a box-end on the opposite side.
Highlights
- 5 mm hex opening fits metric fasteners
- 30-degree offset clears obstructions in tight spots
- 3 in overall length gives leverage in confined areas
- alloy steel body with black oxide resists corrosion
- single-end design keeps the tool slim for narrow access
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 5.5 mm open-end head and 1/16 in thickness need to fit a fastener?
The 5.5 mm head size and 1/16 in head thickness require enough space around the nut or bolt for the open jaws to slide on straight without obstruction.
How do you correctly position the 30-degree offset when installing this wrench?
Place the open end on the fastener with the 30-degree angle pointing in the turning direction so the handle clears nearby parts and the jaws stay fully seated.
When should the 5.5 mm jaws be checked for wear or rounding?
Inspect the jaws whenever they slip on a fastener; replace the wrench if the opening has widened or the corners are rounded.
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