Westward
Westward 36A192 Combination Wrench 10 mm
Metric combination wrench with 10 mm open and box ends and 15-degree offset heads
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- 10 mm combination wrench for metric fasteners
- Open and box ends give two grip options
- 15-degree offset clears obstructions easily
- Alloy steel construction resists wear
- 6 1/4 inch length provides strong leverage
Westward 10 mm Combination Wrench
The Westward 36A192 is a metric combination wrench with a 10 mm head size. It provides both an open end and a box end for turning fasteners. The tool is made from alloy steel with a satin finish. It suits mechanics and technicians who need a single wrench for common metric hardware.
15 Degree Offset for Sustained Torque
The box end features a 15 degree offset angle and a 15 degree opening angle. This geometry keeps the user's knuckles clear of the workpiece during repeated turns. The 1/4 inch head thickness resists deformation when high force is applied over long jobs. The rounded box profile grips fastener flats to reduce rounding.
Simple Fit with Clearance Limits
The wrench is 6 1/4 inches long, giving a fixed leverage ratio for the 10 mm size. No adjustment is required; the user selects the correct end and applies force. The fixed length may not reach recessed bolts where a longer handle or ratchet is needed. The open end offers less grip security than the box end on damaged nuts.
Highlights
- 10 mm combination wrench for metric fasteners
- Open and box ends give two grip options
- 15-degree offset clears obstructions easily
- Alloy steel construction resists wear
- 6 1/4 inch length provides strong leverage
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
Does the 15-degree offset on the 10 mm box end keep knuckles clear on a hot engine?
The 15-degree offset angles the box end away from flat surfaces, giving finger room even when components are warm.
What drive tools are needed to use this 36A192 combination wrench?
None — it is a hand-operated combination wrench with open and box ends, so no ratchet, socket or power drive is required.
Will the 10 mm opening fit the same fasteners as my older 3/8-inch SAE wrenches?
10 mm is a metric size; it does not interchange with 3/8-inch SAE, so keep both sets for mixed hardware.
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