Westward
Westward 1LCN4 Ratcheting Wrench 12 mm 180° 15°
A 12 mm ratcheting wrench with 180° head offset and 15° opening angle for tight spaces
- TypeRatcheting Wrenches
- Color/FinishFull Polish
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastening with 15° swing
- 180° head offset clears obstacles in tight spots
- Flexible head adjusts angle for hard-to-reach bolts
- 12 mm metric opening fits standard hardware sizes
- Full polish chrome finish resists corrosion on alloy steel
Ratcheting Wrench 12 mm
This Westward 1LCN4 ratcheting wrench fits 12 mm metric fasteners. The alloy steel body carries a full polish chrome finish. A flexible head allows access to awkward angles. It is a hand tool built for professional and DIY use.
180° Flex Head 15° Swing
The head offsets 180 degrees to clear obstructions around the bolt. A 15 degree opening angle lets the ratchet engage with minimal handle movement. This geometry suits tight engine bays and machinery. The mechanism works on standard metric hex hardware.
Install With Standard Grip
Position the box end on the fastener and swing the handle; the ratchet pawl engages automatically. Ensure the direction lever matches the turn required. Dirt in the mechanism or a worn fastener can cause slipping. Clean the tool regularly to maintain reliable operation.
Highlights
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastening with 15° swing
- 180° head offset clears obstacles in tight spots
- Flexible head adjusts angle for hard-to-reach bolts
- 12 mm metric opening fits standard hardware sizes
- Full polish chrome finish resists corrosion on alloy steel
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 1LCN4 |
| Type | Ratcheting Wrenches |
| Color/Finish | Full Polish |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12 mm size or look for a different capacity?
This wrench is made for 12 mm fasteners only; if you need another size you must select a different model
What does the 15° opening angle mean once the tool is in my hand?
The ratchet mechanism advances the fastener with only 15 degrees of swing, letting you work where a standard wrench needs more room
How does the 180° head offset affect use in tight spaces?
The head is angled 180 degrees from the handle, giving flat clearance above the knuckle so the wrench sits flush in confined areas
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