Westward
Westward 36A213 Combination Wrench 11/16 in
Alloy-steel combination wrench with 12-point box and open ends for 11/16 in fasteners
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- 12-point box end allows adjustment without repositioning
- Open end provides second gripping option for versatility
- Alloy steel construction delivers strength for demanding tasks
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion and wear
- One-piece handle design gives firm grip and control
11/16 in Combination Wrench
This Westward combination wrench fits 11/16 inch SAE fasteners. It serves professional mechanics and DIY users who need a single reliable spanner for automotive or general maintenance tasks. The tool handles tightening and loosening on hex nuts and bolts where this exact size is required.
Alloy steel with chrome finish
The wrench is forged from alloy steel and coated with a chrome finish that resists corrosion. Its one-piece handle provides a solid grip and direct torque transfer without flex. Both the 12-point box end and the open end share the same 11/16 inch dimension for consistent fit.
12-point box end versatility
The 12-point box end engages fasteners at multiple angles, reducing the need to reposition the wrench in tight spaces. This geometry speeds up work on stubborn or hard-to-reach bolts. Buyers who need a different drive size or a ratcheting mechanism should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 12-point box end allows adjustment without repositioning
- Open end provides second gripping option for versatility
- Alloy steel construction delivers strength for demanding tasks
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion and wear
- One-piece handle design gives firm grip and control
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
Does the 12-point box end on this 11/16 in combination wrench let me turn fasteners in smaller increments?
The 12-point box end gives you more engagement positions than a 6-point design, so you can turn fasteners in tighter spaces without removing the wrench.
What clearance do I need to fit this 11/16 in combination wrench onto a bolt?
The open end slips onto the fastener from the side, while the box end requires enough room to slide over the head; the compact head profile helps in confined areas.
How do I use the open and box ends of this 11/16 in wrench without rounding the fastener?
Seat the box end fully on the nut or bolt before applying force, and keep the open end square to the flats; applying torque at an angle is the common mistake that rounds corners.
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