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Westward 36A191 9 mm combination wrench tool storage
Metric 9 mm combination wrench in alloy steel with a 15-degree offset head for tight spaces
- 9 mm metric opening fits standard fasteners
- 15 degree head offset clears tight spaces
- alloy steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- satin finish reduces glare during use
- 5 7/8 inch overall length provides good leverage
9 mm combination wrench overview
The Westward 36A191 is a single-piece combination wrench with a 9 mm head size. It suits mechanics and technicians who need a reliable metric spanner for routine fastening tasks. The alloy-steel construction provides durability in workshop environments. This tool is not for buyers who require a full set of metric sizes or ratcheting functionality.
15 degree offset and satin finish
The wrench features a 15 degree head offset and a 15 degree opening angle for improved access in confined spaces. Its satin coating resists corrosion while maintaining grip. The 5 7/8 inch overall length and 3/16 inch head thickness define the working envelope. This tool is not for applications needing a longer lever arm or a different offset angle.
Replaces worn single wrenches
This piece replaces a damaged or lost 9 mm combination wrench in an existing toolkit. The jump is worth it when the old wrench shows rounding or excessive play on fasteners. California Proposition 65 warnings apply due to chemical content. This tool is not for users building a complete metric wrench collection from scratch.
Highlights
- 9 mm metric opening fits standard fasteners
- 15 degree head offset clears tight spaces
- alloy steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- satin finish reduces glare during use
- 5 7/8 inch overall length provides good leverage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Is the Westward 36A191 sold individually or as part of a set?
The Westward 36A191 is supplied as a single 9 mm combination wrench, not a multi-piece set.
What does the 15-degree head offset mean when I use the wrench?
The 15-degree offset lets you flip the wrench to engage fasteners in tight clearances where a straight handle would hit an obstruction.
Is the 9 mm opening an exact metric fit or does it follow a different standard?
The wrench is marked Metric and sized 9 mm, so it matches standard metric fastener dimensions.
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