Westward
Westward 19ZC65 open-end torque wrench head 9mm tool storage
Interchangeable open-end torque wrench head with a 9 mm drive and 22 ft-lb maximum torque
- Open-end design allows quick fastener access
- 9 mm size fits specific bolt applications
- 22 ft-lb maximum torque handles moderate tightening tasks
- 1 1/2 in overall length suits confined workspaces
- Alloy steel construction provides strength and durability
Purpose and Audience
Westward 19ZC65 is an interchangeable open-end torque wrench head sized at 9 mm with a 9 mm by 12 mm drive. It is made from alloy steel with a satin finish and plastic components. The head is calibrated to a maximum torque of 22 ft-lb. Professional technicians and serious DIYers who need a precise 9 mm open-end attachment for their click-type torque wrench will find it fits directly.
Fit and Alternatives
This head suits anyone who already owns a compatible torque wrench accepting a 9 mm x 12 mm rectangular drive and who specifically requires a 9 mm open-end profile. It is not for users who need a box-end or ratcheting head, nor for those who require a different drive size or a higher torque ceiling than 22 ft-lb. Buyers without a matching wrench handle should look at a complete torque wrench kit instead.
Deciding Specification
The single specification that decides fitment is the 9 mm x 12 mm drive size. Your torque wrench must accept this exact rectangular drive pattern, otherwise the head will not attach securely. Verify the drive specification on your existing wrench before ordering.
Highlights
- Open-end design allows quick fastener access
- 9 mm size fits specific bolt applications
- 22 ft-lb maximum torque handles moderate tightening tasks
- 1 1/2 in overall length suits confined workspaces
- Alloy steel construction provides strength and durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What torque does the 9 mm open-end head handle before it reaches its limit?
The head is rated to a maximum of 22 ft-lb, so it caps at that value during use.
What drive size must the torque wrench have for this 9 mm head to fit?
It requires a 9 mm x 12 mm drive, meaning the wrench must accept a 12 mm interchangeable head.
How do you attach the head, and what step is often missed?
Slide the 12 mm drive end onto the wrench until it locks; the step many miss is confirming the lock engages fully before applying torque.
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