TEKTON
TEKTON 23325 1" x 1-1/16" 45° Offset Box End Wrench
A 45-degree offset box end wrench fits 1-inch and 1-1/16-inch fasteners for clearance in tight spots
- 45° offset clears obstructions for easier access
- 1" and 1-1/16" box ends fit two fastener sizes
- Box-end design grips flats to prevent rounding
- TEKTON brand built for professional hand-tool use
- Model 23325 identifies this specific wrench configuration
Product Identity
The TEKTON 23325 is a 45-degree offset box-end wrench with 1-inch and 1-1/16-inch openings. It is a new hand tool built for turning large fasteners in automotive and mechanical maintenance tasks. The offset head positions the handle away from the work surface.
Fit and Limits
This wrench suits technicians who need a fixed, non-ratcheting tool for two specific large sizes. The 45-degree bend helps reach bolts recessed below surrounding surfaces. It is not for jobs requiring a ratchet mechanism, a straight handle, or different size combinations. Buyers needing adjustable jaws or more than two fixed sizes should look at other tool types.
Deciding Specification
The defining detail is the pair of box-end openings measuring 1 inch and 1-1/16 inch. Both ends are set at a 45-degree angle to the handle. If the fastener matches one of these two dimensions, the wrench fits; if the bolt or nut uses any other size, this tool cannot be used.
Highlights
- 45° offset clears obstructions for easier access
- 1" and 1-1/16" box ends fit two fastener sizes
- Box-end design grips flats to prevent rounding
- TEKTON brand built for professional hand-tool use
- Model 23325 identifies this specific wrench configuration
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the 45-degree offset is correctly aligned after first use?
The wrench should seat fully on both the 1-inch and 1-1/16-inch fastener faces without rocking; a snug fit on each size confirms the offset geometry is true.
What comes in the package and what must I supply myself?
The box contains only the TEKTON 23325 offset box-end wrench; no additional fasteners, sockets or storage pouch are included.
When should I choose the 1-inch by 1-1/16-inch version over another size?
Select this model when the job requires both a 1-inch and a 1-1/16-inch box end in a single 45-degree offset wrench.
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