Wera Tools
Wera Tools Ratcheting Wrench 11mm Metric 15° Offset 16mm Thickness
A ratcheting wrench with an 11 mm head, 15° offset and 16 mm thickness for metric fasteners
- 11 mm metric head fits standard fasteners
- 15° offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- 16 mm head thickness handles high torque loads
- Alloy steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- Nickel-chrome finish protects against rust
11 mm Metric Ratcheting Wrench
The Wera Tools 05020066001 is a new alloy-steel ratcheting wrench with an 11 mm head size and a 15° offset. Nickel-chrome plating protects the surface during daily workshop use. The 16 mm head thickness and 6 1/2 in overall length provide a compact profile for tight fasteners. This tool suits mechanics who need a single metric size for focused jobs.
Ideal for single-size metric work.
Technicians who repeatedly service 11 mm bolts will appreciate the dedicated fit and 15° opening angle. Builders who require a full range of SAE or metric sizes should look at a complete wrench set instead. The fixed head size means it cannot cover other bolt diameters without additional tools.
11 mm head size is the decisive spec
The 11 mm hex opening determines whether this wrench matches the fastener you are turning. No other metric or SAE size will engage correctly with this head. Verify the bolt diameter before purchase to ensure the 11 mm head is the exact size required for the application.
Highlights
- 11 mm metric head fits standard fasteners
- 15° offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- 16 mm head thickness handles high torque loads
- Alloy steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- Nickel-chrome finish protects against rust
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 11 mm ratcheting wrench clear a 16 mm thick obstruction?
The head thickness is 16 mm, so it needs at least that much clearance to engage a fastener.
How do you avoid rounding the fastener when using the 15° offset ratcheting wrench?
Seat the 11 mm hex fully on the nut before applying force; the 15° offset keeps your knuckles clear but only works when the head is square.
When should the nickel-chrome finish be touched up to prevent corrosion?
Inspect the alloy steel body after heavy use; if the nickel-chrome plating shows wear or rust spots, clean and apply a light protective oil.
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