Westward
Westward 1LCN5 Ratcheting Wrench 13 mm 180° Offset
A 13 mm ratcheting wrench with a 180-degree offset head and 15-degree opening angle for tight access
- TypeRatcheting Wrenches
- Color/FinishFull Polish
- 13 mm ratcheting head speeds up fastener work
- 180° offset clears obstructions in tight spots
- 15° swing angle lets you turn with minimal movement
- Full-polish chrome finish resists corrosion
- Alloy-steel construction handles high torque loads
Westward 13 mm ratcheting wrench with 180° offset
This Westward 1LCN5 ratcheting wrench fits 13 mm metric fasteners and is built from alloy steel with a full-polish chrome finish. The 180 degree head offset and 15 degree opening angle allow work in confined spaces where a standard combination wrench cannot reach. It is supplied new and ready for professional or DIY use.
Suited for technicians needing a single offset
Mechanics and maintenance staff who regularly service 13 mm bolts in tight engine bays or machinery will benefit from the offset head and ratcheting action. Buyers who require multiple metric sizes or a full wrench set should look at other options because this listing covers only the 13 mm size.
180 degree head offset
The defining specification is the 180 degree head offset combined with a 15 degree opening angle, which determines whether the tool can engage and turn a fastener in the available clearance. California Proposition 65 warnings apply as the product contains chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- 13 mm ratcheting head speeds up fastener work
- 180° offset clears obstructions in tight spots
- 15° swing angle lets you turn with minimal movement
- Full-polish chrome finish resists corrosion
- Alloy-steel construction handles high torque loads
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 1LCN5 |
| Type | Ratcheting Wrenches |
| Color/Finish | Full Polish |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 13 mm size or a different metric size?
Select the 13 mm wrench when your fastener is 13 mm; other metric sizes are separate items.
What does the 15-degree opening angle mean in use?
You only need to swing the handle 15 degrees before the ratchet engages the next tooth.
How does the 180-degree offset affect clearance?
The head is bent 180 degrees from the handle, letting you reach fasteners that sit flush against a flat surface.
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