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Westward 19ZC96 19 mm open-end torque wrench head tool storage
Open-end 19 mm torque wrench head with 14 mm × 18 mm drive, alloy-steel construction and 147 ft-lb capacity
- Open-end design enables fast socket changes
- 19 mm opening fits common fastener sizes
- 14 mm x 18 mm drive matches compatible torque wrenches
- 147 ft-lb maximum torque handles demanding tightening tasks
- Alloy steel construction resists wear in daily use
19 mm open-end torque wrench head
The Westward 19ZC96 is a 19 mm open-end interchangeable head designed for torque wrenches with a 14 mm by 18 mm drive size. It suits technicians and DIYers who need a precise, single-size head for fastening tasks requiring up to 147 ft-lb of torque.
Alloy steel construction with satin finish
The head is made from alloy steel with a satin finish and includes plastic components for handling. Its 2 3/8 in overall length keeps the profile compact, allowing access in tighter engine bays or chassis areas where a longer head would foul surrounding parts.
Replaces fixed open-end wrenches
Swapping a fixed wrench for this interchangeable head lets you apply a calibrated torque value on 19 mm fasteners without changing tools. The upgrade is worth it when repeatable torque accuracy matters more than the versatility of an adjustable wrench or a ratchet without a torque function.
Highlights
- Open-end design enables fast socket changes
- 19 mm opening fits common fastener sizes
- 14 mm x 18 mm drive matches compatible torque wrenches
- 147 ft-lb maximum torque handles demanding tightening tasks
- Alloy steel construction resists wear in daily use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drive size does the 14 mm × 18 mm interface accept and what torque does it cap at?
The head uses a 14 mm by 18 mm drive and is rated to 147 ft-lb maximum torque.
What clearance does the 2 3/8 in overall length and 19 mm open end need to fit on a fastener?
The head measures 2 3/8 in long with a 19 mm open end, so allow that depth and width around the bolt.
How do you install the head onto the torque wrench and which step is often missed?
Slide the 14 mm × 18 mm drive into the wrench until it locks, then verify the 0 degree alignment before torquing.
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