Westward
Westward 34E327 Ratcheting Wrench 1-13/16 in
Ratcheting wrench with 1‑13/16 in head, 25 3/8 in overall length and 15 degree opening angle
- TypeRatcheting Wrenches
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastener work with 15 degree opening angle
- Large 1-13/16 inch SAE head fits heavy-duty bolts and nuts
- 25 3/8 inch overall length provides strong leverage for tight joints
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists wear and corrosion
- Flat 0 degree head offset allows straight-on access in confined spaces
Ratcheting Wrench 1-13/16 in
The Westward 34E327 is a SAE ratcheting wrench sized at 1-13/16 in head size. It is built from alloy steel with a chrome finish for corrosion resistance. The tool suits mechanics and technicians who need a single large fastener wrench for maintenance or assembly tasks.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The wrench uses a 15 degree opening angle that lets the ratchet engage with minimal swing. A zero degree head offset keeps the handle in line with the fastener for direct torque application. Rounded head geometry distributes force across the fastener flats to reduce rounding during repeated cycles.
Thermals Noise and Power
Hand operated tools produce no heat, noise or electrical draw during normal use. The chrome surface stays cool to the touch and the mechanism runs silently. No external power source is required for operation.
Highlights
- Ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastener work with 15 degree opening angle
- Large 1-13/16 inch SAE head fits heavy-duty bolts and nuts
- 25 3/8 inch overall length provides strong leverage for tight joints
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists wear and corrosion
- Flat 0 degree head offset allows straight-on access in confined spaces
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Ratcheting Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How much force can I apply with the 25 3/8 in length before the 15 degree opening angle slips?
The 25 3/8 in overall length gives strong leverage for stubborn fasteners while the 15 degree opening angle lets the ratchet engage in tight spaces without slipping.
What drive tools do I already need to use this 1 13/16 in SAE wrench?
No separate drive tools are required; the wrench has a fixed 1 13/16 in SAE opening and built-in ratchet mechanism ready to turn compatible bolts and nuts directly.
Will the 1 in head thickness clear the same spots as my older thin-profile wrenches?
At 1 in head thickness this wrench is bulkier than many older thin-profile models, so it may not fit in very tight clearances where those older wrenches work.
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