Westward
Westward 36A199 Combination Wrench 17mm
A 17 mm combination wrench with 12-point alloy steel ends and an 8 7/8 in. one-piece handle
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Alloy steel construction delivers lasting durability
- 12-point box ends grip fasteners securely
- Open and box ends give two turning options
- 17 mm metric size fits standard fasteners
- Satin finish resists corrosion and improves grip
Tool Identity
The Westward 36A199 is a 17mm combination wrench built for metric fastening tasks. Its 12-point box and open ends engage bolt heads from multiple angles. Alloy steel construction with a satin finish provides corrosion resistance and durability. Mechanics and technicians needing a single reliable spanner will find it fit for daily workshop use.
Durability Factors
The one-piece alloy steel handle transmits torque without flex or joint failure. Satin finish resists surface rust under normal shop conditions. No moving parts, ratchets or coatings exist to wear out or strip. The tool adds negligible weight to a kit and draws zero power, making it silent and thermally inert during extended use.
Kit Integration
The 8 7/8 inch overall length fits standard tool rolls, pouches or drawer organisers without dedicated slots. It pairs with other metric combination wrenches to cover a range of fastener sizes. Buyers needing adjustable jaws, offset heads or insulated handles for electrical work must look elsewhere. The wrench satisfies California Proposition 65 labelling requirements for listed chemicals.
Highlights
- Alloy steel construction delivers lasting durability
- 12-point box ends grip fasteners securely
- Open and box ends give two turning options
- 17 mm metric size fits standard fasteners
- Satin finish resists corrosion and improves grip
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How do I use the 12-point box end on the 17mm wrench, and what mistake should I avoid?
Seat the 12-point box end fully on the fastener before applying force; the common error is engaging only the open end on a rounded nut, which slips and damages the corners.
What maintenance or replacement will the alloy-steel 17mm combination wrench need over time?
Wipe the satin finish clean after each use and apply a light oil film to prevent rust; replace the wrench if the 12-point jaws or open end show visible spreading or cracking.
What is the first limit I will hit when using the 8 7/8 in. 17mm wrench under sustained high torque?
The 12-point box end will round the fastener corners before the alloy-steel handle yields, so the fastener geometry is the limiting factor.
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