Westward
Westward 23M601 Strap Wrench body repair tool
Adjusts pipes up to 6 3/10 inches with a 22 1/2 inch rubber strap and forged steel handle
- Forged steel handle resists deformation under load
- Rubber strap grips up to 6 3/10 in. pipe without marring
- 22 1/2 in. strap reaches around large diameters
- 9 in. alloy steel handle gives strong leverage
- California Prop 65 warning for chemical exposure
Strap Wrench for Body Repair
The Westward 23M601 is a strap wrench designed for automotive body repair tasks. It features a forged steel handle paired with a rubber strap for gripping irregular or delicate surfaces. The tool suits technicians who need adjustable leverage without damaging finishes. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Replaces Fixed Jaw Wrenches
This strap wrench replaces fixed jaw wrenches when working on pipes or fittings up to 6 3/10 inches in diameter. The flexible strap conforms to shapes that rigid jaws cannot grip securely. The jump is worth it when surface protection matters more than maximum torque. The 22 1/2 inch strap length provides the necessary reach.
Suits Paint and Trim Specialists
This tool suits paint and trim specialists who handle polished or coated components daily. The rubber strap minimises marring on sensitive materials during removal or installation. Buyers who need higher torque on standard fasteners should look at a conventional socket or box wrench instead. Those requiring a longer handle for extreme leverage will need a different tool.
Highlights
- Forged steel handle resists deformation under load
- Rubber strap grips up to 6 3/10 in. pipe without marring
- 22 1/2 in. strap reaches around large diameters
- 9 in. alloy steel handle gives strong leverage
- California Prop 65 warning for chemical exposure
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the strap length and pipe capacity of the 23M601?
The strap is 22 1/2 in long and fits pipes up to 6 3/10 in diameter.
How do I install the strap onto the alloy steel handle?
Thread the strap through the handle slot, wrap it around the pipe, and pull tight so the forged steel jaws grip the rubber.
When should I replace the rubber strap on this wrench?
Replace the strap if it cracks, stretches so it slips on a 6 3/10 in pipe, or shows chemical damage from solvents.
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