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Westward 54PN24 Combination Wrench SAE 5-7/8 in
Combination wrench fits 11/32 in SAE fasteners with a 15-degree offset for tight access
- Combination design covers two fastener tasks
- Ratcheting mechanism turns 15 degrees per swing
- Alloy steel body resists wear and deformation
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion and wear
- Compact 5 7/8 inch length fits tight spaces
Westward SAE Combination Wrench 54PN24
This Westward combination wrench is a single-piece hand tool sized for SAE 11/32 inch fasteners. It measures 5 7/8 inches overall and features a 15-degree opening angle with zero head offset. The alloy steel construction carries a chrome finish for corrosion resistance.
Mechanics needing a slim 11/32 inch SAE wrench
Technicians who require metric sizes, ratcheting box ends, or longer leverage should consider other options. This fixed-head design does not suit confined spaces demanding deep offset or flexible heads. Buyers needing a full wrench set will not find multiple sizes here.
California Proposition 65 compliance notice included
The product documentation flags chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. This regulatory notice informs safe handling and workplace labelling but does not alter the tool's mechanical function or material specification.
Highlights
- Combination design covers two fastener tasks
- Ratcheting mechanism turns 15 degrees per swing
- Alloy steel body resists wear and deformation
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion and wear
- Compact 5 7/8 inch length fits tight spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size fastener does the 11/32 in head on this combination wrench fit?
The 11/32 in head fits SAE fasteners of that exact size, and the 15-degree opening angle lets you engage them in tight spots.
Will the 5 7/8 in overall length of this wrench clear the same bolts as my older 6 in combination wrenches?
At 5 7/8 in long with a 1/4 in head thickness, it reaches most spots a 6 in wrench does while fitting slightly tighter clearances.
How can I confirm the ratcheting mechanism on this SAE wrench is engaging properly after I start using it?
Turn the wrench; the 15-degree swing should catch cleanly each click without slipping on the 11/32 in fastener.
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