Westward
Westward 36A180 Combination Wrench 11/16in SAE
A combination wrench with 12-point heads and 8 7/8 in overall length for 11/16 in SAE fasteners
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Alloy steel construction handles tough jobs
- 12-point heads grip fasteners securely
- One-piece handle adds strength and durability
- Satin finish resists corrosion and damage
- 11/16 in SAE size fits standard fasteners
What this wrench fits
The Westward 36A180 is a combination wrench with a 11/16 inch SAE opening. It serves mechanics and DIYers who need a single tool for both open-end and box-end work on this fastener size. The alloy steel construction and satin finish provide corrosion resistance for shop or field use. Buyers needing metric sizes or a full set should look elsewhere.
Heat noise and power draw in normal use
As a hand tool it produces no heat, noise or electrical draw during operation. The one-piece handle design adds strength without moving parts that could wear or rattle. California Proposition 65 warnings note the presence of chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm. No power source or cooling is required.
Upgrade path and when it matters
This wrench replaces a worn or missing 11/16 inch combination wrench in an existing toolkit. The 12-point box end engages fasteners at more angles than a 6-point design, useful in tight spaces. The jump is worth it when the current tool is damaged, lost or when a satin-finish alloy steel piece is preferred over chrome. It does not substitute for ratcheting or adjustable wrenches.
Highlights
- Alloy steel construction handles tough jobs
- 12-point heads grip fasteners securely
- One-piece handle adds strength and durability
- Satin finish resists corrosion and damage
- 11/16 in SAE size fits standard fasteners
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 12-point box end onto a stubborn 11/16in fastener without rounding it?
Seat the 12-point box end fully on the 11/16in nut or bolt, apply steady force on the 8 7/8in handle, and avoid hammering or cheater bars that overload the alloy steel.
What upkeep does the alloy steel wrench with satin finish need over time?
Wipe off moisture and grit after each use, apply a light oil film occasionally, and inspect the 12-point heads for wear or cracking before heavy jobs.
At what point does the one-piece handle flex noticeably under sustained high torque?
The 8 7/8in alloy steel handle resists flex up to typical hand-applied loads; visible bending signals the wrench has reached its practical limit and should be replaced.
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