Westward
Westward 36A175 Combination Wrench 3/8 in
A combination wrench with open and box ends, 15-degree offset head, satin alloy steel construction
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Combination design handles both open and box-end tasks
- 15-degree offset improves access in tight spaces
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under load
- Satin finish protects against corrosion during use
- 6 1/4-inch length provides leverage for stubborn fasteners
Purpose & Fit
The Westward 36A175 is a 3/8 inch SAE combination wrench designed for mechanics and technicians who need a single tool with both open and box ends. It suits general fastening tasks on inch-based hardware found in automotive, industrial and maintenance work.
Build & Daily Use
Forged from alloy steel with a satin finish, the wrench resists corrosion and provides a secure grip during repeated use. The 15 degree head offset and 15 degree opening angle allow the box end to engage fasteners in confined spaces while the open end offers quick access on exposed nuts and bolts.
Deciding Spec
The critical measure is the 3/8 inch head size; only fasteners of that exact SAE dimension will fit correctly. Buyers working with metric hardware or larger inch sizes will need a different wrench to complete the job.
Highlights
- Combination design handles both open and box-end tasks
- 15-degree offset improves access in tight spaces
- Alloy steel construction resists wear under load
- Satin finish protects against corrosion during use
- 6 1/4-inch length provides leverage for stubborn fasteners
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
What SAE size does this combination wrench fit?
The wrench fits a 3/8-inch SAE fastener, matching the head size shown in the specifications.
How much clearance does the 15-degree offset head provide?
The box end is offset 15 degrees and the head is 1/4 inch thick, giving knuckle room in tight spots.
Which end should I use first to avoid rounding the fastener?
Start with the box end; its enclosed jaws grip all corners, while the open end is for quick turning once the bolt is loose.
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