Westward
Westward 36A278 Combination Wrench 5/8in SAE
A new 5/8 inch SAE combination wrench with open and box ends, 15 degree offset, and 8 1/4 inch overall length
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Combination head covers two fastener styles
- 15-degree offset clears obstacles in tight spots
- Alloy steel body resists wear under load
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion
- 8 1/4 inch length gives solid leverage
5/8 in SAE Combination Wrench
The Westward 36A278 is a combination wrench with an open end and a 15 degree offset box end. It is sized for 5/8 inch SAE fasteners and has an overall length of 8 1/4 inches. The alloy steel construction features a chrome finish and a 3/8 inch head thickness. This hand tool suits mechanics and technicians who need a single wrench for common maintenance tasks.
Build fit and clearance
The 15 degree head offset angle lets the box end reach recessed bolts where a straight wrench cannot. The compact head thickness and rounded profile free up space around adjacent hardware in tight engine bays or machinery. No power source or additional sockets are required, so the wrench works wherever a hand tool fits. Buyers who need a ratcheting mechanism or multiple sizes in one tool will not find that here.
Durability and handling
The alloy steel body and chrome coating resist corrosion during normal shop use. The 15 degree opening angle provides a secure grip on fastener flats without rounding them under typical torque. The wrench weighs little enough for extended use without fatigue. California Proposition 65 notices apply because the product contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Combination head covers two fastener styles
- 15-degree offset clears obstacles in tight spots
- Alloy steel body resists wear under load
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion
- 8 1/4 inch length gives solid leverage
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
What is the head offset angle on the 5/8 in combination wrench?
The head offset angle is 15 degrees, which positions the box end for better knuckle clearance on flat surfaces.
Does the wrench generate noticeable heat during extended use?
As a hand tool it produces no operational heat; only friction from turning fasteners warms the metal slightly.
What drive system does the box end fit?
The 5/8 in box end fits SAE hex fasteners; no separate drive tools or adapters are required.
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