Westward
Westward 1NYA3 Adjustable Wrench 8 in Jaw Capacity 1 3/16 in Chrome
An 8-inch adjustable wrench with a 1-3/16 inch jaw capacity and chrome finish for general fastening tasks
- TypeAdjustable Wrenches
- Color/FinishChrome
- Chrome finish resists corrosion for lasting durability
- 8-inch length provides leverage for tough fasteners
- 1-3/16 inch jaw capacity fits a range of nuts and bolts
- One-piece alloy steel construction delivers strength under load
- Built-in measuring scale enables quick size checks
8-inch Adjustable Wrench
The Westward 1NYA3 is an 8-inch adjustable wrench with a 1 3/16-inch jaw capacity. Its alloy steel body features a chrome finish and a built-in measuring scale. The one-piece design suits general fastening tasks in automotive and maintenance work.
Thermals noise and power
As a non-powered hand tool, this wrench produces no heat, noise, or electrical draw during use. The chrome finish resists corrosion, and the smooth adjustment mechanism operates without vibration or external energy requirements.
Upgrade considerations
This wrench replaces fixed-size spanners when a range of fastener sizes must be handled with one tool. It is not suited for insulated electrical work, non-sparking environments, or applications requiring a torque-limiting mechanism. The jump is worth it when adjustable jaw width and a measurement scale are needed.
Highlights
- Chrome finish resists corrosion for lasting durability
- 8-inch length provides leverage for tough fasteners
- 1-3/16 inch jaw capacity fits a range of nuts and bolts
- One-piece alloy steel construction delivers strength under load
- Built-in measuring scale enables quick size checks
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 1NYA3 |
| Type | Adjustable Wrenches |
| Color/Finish | Chrome |
Questions about this item
How do I set the 1 3/16 in jaw capacity without rounding the fastener?
Turn the knurled worm gear until the movable jaw contacts the flats, then tighten the final quarter-turn by hand so the jaw cannot walk off under torque.
What part of this wrench will wear first and need replacement?
The worm gear threads and the jaw faces are the only wearing surfaces; once the gear develops play or the faces lose grip, the wrench must be replaced.
At what point does the chrome finish become the limiting factor during sustained use?
Prolonged high-torque cycles can peel the chrome plating at the jaw corners, exposing the alloy steel underneath and accelerating corrosion.
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