Westward
Westward 36A282 Combination Wrench 7/8in
A 7/8 inch combination wrench with open and box ends, alloy steel construction and a chrome finish for corrosion resistance
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- One-piece handle improves grip strength
- Six-point box end delivers added torque
- Alloy steel construction ensures lasting durability
- Chrome finish resists rust and corrosion
- Eleven-and-a-half-inch length provides extra leverage
7/8" Combination Wrench
The Westward 36A282 is a one-piece combination wrench sized at 7/8 inch for SAE fasteners. It provides both an open end and a six-point box end for applying torque. The alloy steel construction keeps the tool durable while remaining lightweight for extended use. Mechanics and technicians needing a single wrench for this specific size will find it suitable.
Chrome Finish and Rust Protection
The chrome finish protects the alloy steel body against rust and corrosion during normal shop or field use. No moving parts or powered components mean there are no thermal, noise or power-draw considerations for this hand tool. The six-point box end is designed to grip fastener flats securely, reducing the risk of rounding under load.
California Proposition 65 Notice
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. The warning is a regulatory requirement and does not indicate a functional change to the wrench itself. No bundled accessories, software or lubricants are included with this single wrench. Buyers needing a full set or metric sizes will need to source additional tools separately.
Highlights
- One-piece handle improves grip strength
- Six-point box end delivers added torque
- Alloy steel construction ensures lasting durability
- Chrome finish resists rust and corrosion
- Eleven-and-a-half-inch length provides extra leverage
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How do I correctly position the 7/8in box end on a fastener?
Seat the six-point box end fully over the nut or bolt head before applying force; the common error is engaging only the corner flats which rounds the fastener.
What part of the 7/8in wrench wears first and needs replacement?
The six-point box-end corners and the open-end jaws wear with heavy use; once the profiles no longer grip cleanly the wrench must be replaced.
At what point does the 11 1/2in handle length become a limitation during sustained tightening?
The fixed leverage of the 11 1/2in handle caps maximum torque; when a fastener resists beyond that leverage the wrench cannot deliver more force without a cheater bar.
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