Westward
Westward 1EYL8 Open End Wrench 13/16 x 7/8 in. 10 in
Double-ended open-end wrench with 13/16 in. and 7/8 in. jaws and a 10 in. length for flare-nut work
- Tightens flare nuts with 13/16 in. and 7/8 in. open ends
- 10 in. overall length gives extra leverage on stubborn fasteners
- Satin finish resists corrosion and reduces glare during use
- Anti-slip surfaces improve grip when hands are oily or wet
- SAE sizing fits standard automotive and industrial hardware
Double-ended flare-nut wrench
The Westward 1EYL8 is a new open-end wrench sized for 13/16 in. and 7/8 in. flare nuts. Its 10 in. overall length gives a practical reach for automotive and general mechanical work. The satin finish resists corrosion while the anti-slip surfaces help maintain grip on fastener flats.
Sustained torque on soft fittings
Under continuous turning force the thin open jaws engage the hex without rounding the softer brass or aluminium flare nuts common in brake and fuel lines. The 8 19/64 in. and 8 45/64 in. head thicknesses keep the walls rigid enough to transmit steady torque without flexing. The fixed SAE sizing means each end fits only its stated nominal size.
SAE-only sizing constraint
Because the wrench uses inch-based openings it cannot engage metric flare nuts or fasteners outside the two listed sizes. Users needing a broader range must add separate wrenches rather than rely on an adjustable alternative. The tool contains chemicals flagged under California Proposition 65 for cancer and reproductive-harm warnings.
Highlights
- Tightens flare nuts with 13/16 in. and 7/8 in. open ends
- 10 in. overall length gives extra leverage on stubborn fasteners
- Satin finish resists corrosion and reduces glare during use
- Anti-slip surfaces improve grip when hands are oily or wet
- SAE sizing fits standard automotive and industrial hardware
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 10 in. length give enough leverage without straining my wrist during all-day use?
The 10 in. overall length provides solid leverage for flare nuts while keeping the tool light enough to reduce wrist fatigue during extended jobs.
What flare-nut sizes must I already have to use the 13/16 in. and 7/8 in. openings?
You need SAE flare nuts measuring exactly 13/16 in. and 7/8 in.; the wrench will not fit metric or other fractional sizes.
Will the 8 19/64 in. and 8 45/64 in. head thicknesses clear the same tight spots as my older thin-wall wrenches?
The 8 19/64 in. and 8 45/64 in. head thicknesses are thicker than many thin-wall models, so access in very confined spaces may be more limited.
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