Wera Tools
Wera Tools 14 mm Combination Wrench 12 point
A 14 mm combination wrench with a 12-point opening and 15-degree offset for fastener access
- TypeStrap Wrenches
- 14 mm combination wrench covers common metric fasteners
- 12-point opening engages bolts from multiple angles
- 15 degree offset clears obstacles in tight spaces
- Alloy steel with nickel-chrome finish resists wear and corrosion
- 7 1/4 inch overall length gives leverage without bulk
14 mm Combination Wrench — 12-Point
This Wera hand tool is a 14 mm combination wrench with a 12-point box end and an open end. It is built from alloy steel with a nickel-chrome finish for corrosion resistance. The wrench suits technicians and DIY users who need a reliable metric spanner for general fastening tasks.
Mechanics needing a 14 mm metric wrench
The wrench fits 14 mm fasteners and offers a 12-point profile for easier engagement. Buyers who require a different size, an open-ended only spanner, or an adjustable wrench should look at other options. It is not suited for applications demanding a ratcheting mechanism or a torque-limiting feature.
12-point box end with 15-degree offset
The box end has 12 points and a 15-degree offset angle, while the opening angle is also 15 degrees. The head thickness is 5/16 in and the overall length is 7 1/4 in. This geometry determines how the wrench seats on the fastener and the clearance it provides.
Highlights
- 14 mm combination wrench covers common metric fasteners
- 12-point opening engages bolts from multiple angles
- 15 degree offset clears obstacles in tight spaces
- Alloy steel with nickel-chrome finish resists wear and corrosion
- 7 1/4 inch overall length gives leverage without bulk
Specifications
| Brand | Wera |
|---|---|
| Type | Strap Wrenches |
Questions about this item
Which point count should I choose for this 14 mm combination wrench?
The wrench is supplied with 12 points on the ring end, giving more engagement angles on hex fasteners.
What does the 15 degree offset mean when I am working in a tight engine bay?
The head is offset by 15 degrees from the handle, so your knuckles clear surrounding parts while you apply torque.
How does the ratcheting mechanism affect the 15 degree opening angle in use?
The ratchet lets you turn a fastener with only 15 degrees of handle swing before the next click engages.
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