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Westward 54PN35 Ratcheting Wrench SAE 13 in
A 13 in combination ratcheting wrench with a 15 degree offset for SAE fasteners
- Combination head covers multiple fastener sizes with one tool
- 13 in overall length provides reach in tight spaces
- 15 degree opening angle speeds up repetitive turning
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists wear
- SAE standard sizing matches common automotive and industrial hardware
Westward SAE Ratcheting Wrench 13 in
This Westward combination wrench is built for mechanics who need a single SAE tool with a one inch head size and thirteen inch overall length. The fifteen degree opening angle lets the ratchet engage in tight spots where a full swing is impossible.
Check head size and clearance before ordering
Verify that the one inch head fits the fastener you intend to turn and that the thirteen inch handle can reach the work area without obstruction. The zero degree head offset keeps the profile flat, so confirm there is no angled access requirement.
Alloy steel construction handles normal torque
The chrome finished alloy steel resists rounding under typical shop loads while the rounded head design distributes force across fastener flats. No special cooling or noise considerations apply to this hand operated tool.
Highlights
- Combination head covers multiple fastener sizes with one tool
- 13 in overall length provides reach in tight spaces
- 15 degree opening angle speeds up repetitive turning
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists wear
- SAE standard sizing matches common automotive and industrial hardware
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Westward 54PN35 ratcheting wrench?
The box contains the single combination ratcheting wrench with a 1 in SAE head size and 13 in overall length. No additional accessories or storage are included.
How do I choose between the available versions of this wrench?
This model is offered as a single 1 in SAE combination ratcheting wrench with a 13 in length and 15 degree opening angle. Other sizes or types are separate items.
What does the 15 degree opening angle mean when I am using the wrench?
The 15 degree opening angle allows the ratchet mechanism to engage after turning the handle 15 degrees, letting you work on a 1 in fastener in confined spaces.
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