Westward
Westward 446G59 Box End Wrench 15/16" 1
A double box-end ratcheting wrench with 15/16" and 1" heads, 40-degree offset, and alloy steel construction for hard-to-reach fasteners
- Box end fits 15/16 in. and 1 in. fasteners
- 40 degree offset reaches tight spots
- Double hex box end grips fasteners securely
- One-piece alloy steel handle resists breakage
- Satin finish protects against corrosion
Tool identity
The Westward 446G59 is a double box end ratcheting wrench sized for 15/16 inch and 1 inch fasteners. It is built for mechanics and DIYers who need reliable access to large nuts and bolts in automotive or industrial maintenance.
Build and access
Alloy steel construction with a satin finish gives the wrench strength and corrosion resistance. A 40 degree offset on the one piece handle improves reach in tight spaces, while the double hex box end provides extra grip on fastener flats.
What the bundle changes
The product ships as a single wrench with no additional accessories or software. Buyers who need a full set of sizes or a storage case will have to source those separately.
Highlights
- Box end fits 15/16 in. and 1 in. fasteners
- 40 degree offset reaches tight spots
- Double hex box end grips fasteners securely
- One-piece alloy steel handle resists breakage
- Satin finish protects against corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What offset angle does the 15/16" 1" double box end wrench provide for hard-to-reach fasteners?
The wrench has a 40 degree offset that improves access to nuts and bolts in tight or awkward positions.
What head sizes and construction does this Westward ratcheting wrench use?
It has 15/16 inch and 1 inch double hex box ends made from alloy steel with a satin finish.
How is the one-piece handle installed and what common mistake should be avoided?
The handle is forged as a single piece so there is no assembly required; do not attempt to disassemble or adjust the fixed offset.
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