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Value Brand Drum Plug Wrench Offset 13 3/4 in
Offset cast-iron wrench fits 3/4 in and 2 in drum plugs across five bung patterns, 13 3/4 in overall length
- TypeBung Wrenches
- Fits 3/4 in and 2 in bungs across five patterns
- 13 3/4 in overall length gives extra leverage
- Cast iron construction with silver coating resists corrosion
- Offset head clears drum rims for easier access
- Non-sparking design safe for flammable environments
Value Brand Drum Plug Wrench
This 13 3/4 in offset wrench fits bung sizes of 3/4 in and 2 in. It matches five bung patterns and works with plugs of any material. The tool is built for drum and barrel maintenance in industrial and automotive settings.
Cast iron body with silver coating
The cast iron construction provides high strength for stubborn plugs. A silver coating adds corrosion resistance during normal use. The non-sparking design reduces ignition risk in flammable environments.
Offset head for access and leverage
The offset head clears drum rims and lets the user apply torque at a comfortable angle. Overall length of 13 3/4 in gives sufficient leverage without excessive bulk. Suitable for technicians who need reliable bung removal on a variety of drum types.
Highlights
- Fits 3/4 in and 2 in bungs across five patterns
- 13 3/4 in overall length gives extra leverage
- Cast iron construction with silver coating resists corrosion
- Offset head clears drum rims for easier access
- Non-sparking design safe for flammable environments
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Bung Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How do I use the offset handle on this 13 3/4 in drum plug wrench without rounding the bung?
Fit the correct pattern end over the 3/4 in or 2 in bung, apply steady force on the offset handle to clear the drum rim, and avoid hammering the wrench which can deform the cast iron jaws.
What wear should I watch for on the cast iron jaws of this ZORO SELECT bung wrench?
Inspect the five pattern ends for cracked or rounded corners; replace the wrench when the profiles no longer grip the 3/4 in or 2 in bungs securely.
At what point does the silver coating on this non-sparking wrench stop protecting the cast iron?
The coating wears through first at the contact faces; once bare iron shows, corrosion can start and the wrench should be replaced to maintain non-sparking safety.
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