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Westward 36A284 Combination Wrench SAE 1in
SAE combination wrench with 15-degree offset heads, 13-inch length, and 9/16-inch head thickness
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Combination head covers open and box ends
- 1 inch SAE size fits large fasteners
- 13 1/8 inch length gives extra leverage
- 15 degree offset angle clears obstructions
- Alloy steel with chrome finish resists corrosion
1in SAE Combination Wrench
This Westward 36A284 combination wrench fits 1in SAE fasteners with both open and box ends. The alloy steel body carries a chrome finish and a 15-degree head offset for clearance in tight spots. It is built for mechanics and maintenance crews who need a single full-size wrench for heavy-duty bolts.
13 1/8in Overall Length and 9/16in Head Thickness
The 13 1/8in overall length gives leverage without excessive bulk, while the 9/16in head thickness keeps the box end strong under high torque. The rounded box profile distributes load across fastener flats to reduce rounding. Chrome plating resists corrosion in shop environments.
15-Degree Opening Angle for Sustained Torque
The 15-degree opening angle lets you re-engage the box end quickly when swing room is limited, maintaining momentum on long tightening sequences. Alloy steel construction resists deformation under repeated heavy loads. The wrench is new and ships without restriction to most states.
Highlights
- Combination head covers open and box ends
- 1 inch SAE size fits large fasteners
- 13 1/8 inch length gives extra leverage
- 15 degree offset angle clears obstructions
- Alloy steel with chrome finish resists corrosion
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Westward 36A284 combination wrench on a 1 in fastener, and what step is often missed?
Fit the box end fully over the nut, align the 15 degree offset to clear obstructions, then apply steady force; the step often missed is confirming the 9/16 in head thickness clears the work before torquing.
What maintenance or replacement will the Westward 36A284 combination wrench need later?
Inspect the chrome finish for flaking and the open end jaws for rounding; replace the wrench if the 15 degree offset angle no longer seats squarely on a 1 in fastener.
What limit appears first on the Westward 36A284 combination wrench under sustained heavy use?
The 9/16 in head thickness and 15 degree opening angle restrict access in tight recesses, so clearance becomes the limiting factor before the alloy steel yields.
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