Westward
Westward 3XE93 Combination Wrench SAE 1/4in
A combination wrench with open and box ends, 15-degree offset head, and full-polish chrome finish
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Color/FinishFull Polish
- Combination design gives open and box ends in one tool
- 15 degree offset angle improves access in tight spaces
- Full polish chrome finish resists corrosion and wipes clean
- Alloy steel construction handles high torque without rounding
- 1/4 inch SAE size fits common small fasteners
1/4in SAE Combination Wrench
The Westward 3XE93 is a full-polish combination wrench with a 1/4in SAE head size. It serves technicians and DIY users who need a single tool for both open-end and box-end fastening tasks.
Verify fastener size and clearance
Before ordering, confirm that the fastener you are turning is a 1/4in SAE hex head. Check that the 5 1/8in overall length and 3/16in head thickness fit the access space in your application.
Hand-tool operation requires no power
This wrench is operated entirely by hand, so it draws no electricity and produces no fan noise. The alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists corrosion during normal shop use.
Highlights
- Combination design gives open and box ends in one tool
- 15 degree offset angle improves access in tight spaces
- Full polish chrome finish resists corrosion and wipes clean
- Alloy steel construction handles high torque without rounding
- 1/4 inch SAE size fits common small fasteners
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 3XE93 |
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
| Color/Finish | Full Polish |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy anything else to use the Westward 3XE93 wrench?
The box contains the single Westward 3XE93 combination wrench in SAE 1/4in size. No additional parts or accessories are required to use it.
How do I choose the right version or capacity of the Westward 3XE93 for my job?
The Westward 3XE93 is a single fixed-size combination wrench with a 1/4in SAE opening. Select it only when that exact size is needed.
What does the 15-degree head offset mean when I am turning a fastener in a tight space?
The 15-degree offset on both the open and box ends lets you flip the wrench to engage the fastener again after a short swing, useful where clearance is limited.
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