Westward
Westward 22 mm combination wrench 54RZ12 tool storage
A 22 mm combination wrench with a 15 degree offset head and 11 1/2 inch overall length for metric fastening tasks
- 22 mm metric head fits standard fasteners
- 11 1/2 in overall length gives leverage
- 15 degree offset clears obstructions
- Satin alloy steel resists corrosion
- New tool storage item ready for use
22 mm combination wrench
The Westward 22 mm combination wrench is a metric hand tool built for professional and serious DIY use. Its 15 degree head offset and satin finish give secure access to standard hex fasteners. The alloy steel construction is made to withstand daily shop demands.
Satin alloy steel build
The wrench measures 11 1/2 inches overall with a half inch head thickness for solid engagement. Satin coating resists corrosion and reduces glare under workshop lighting. Rounded head edges protect fastener corners during high torque applications.
Replaces worn or missing 22 mm wrenches
Upgrade when an existing wrench shows rounding, damaged jaws or lost calibration. The offset head clears obstructions that block straight patterns. Not suited for buyers who need ratcheting action or a full metric set in one purchase.
Highlights
- 22 mm metric head fits standard fasteners
- 11 1/2 in overall length gives leverage
- 15 degree offset clears obstructions
- Satin alloy steel resists corrosion
- New tool storage item ready for use
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
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Questions about this item
Does the 22 mm combination wrench use a 15-degree offset head?
Yes, the alloy-steel wrench has a 15-degree head offset angle.
What overall length must a tool chest accommodate for the 11 1/2 in wrench?
The wrench measures 11 1/2 inches overall, so the drawer or slot must be at least that long.
How is the wrench used, and what mistake should be avoided with the 15-degree offset?
Place the open or box end on the fastener; flip the wrench rather than rocking it past the 15-degree offset.
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