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Westward 54PN51 Combination Wrench 11 mm 6-1/2 in tool storage
Stores a 11 mm combination wrench with 15 degree opening angle in alloy steel chrome finish
- 11 mm head fits standard metric fasteners
- 15-degree opening angle allows use in tight spaces
- 6-1/2 inch length provides extra leverage
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion
- Combination design offers open and box ends
11 mm Combination Wrench
The Westward 54PN51 is a new metric combination wrench sized at 11 mm. It is built from alloy steel with a chrome finish for corrosion resistance. The fixed head has a 0 degree offset and a standard profile. This tool suits mechanics and technicians who need a single reliable spanner for 11 mm fasteners.
Who It Suits And Who It Does Not
The wrench fits users working on metric hardware where an 11 mm opening is required. The 15 degree opening angle allows engagement in confined spaces. Buyers needing multiple sizes, a ratcheting mechanism, or a different head offset should look at other options. This item is restricted from sale in certain states due to Proposition 65 chemical warnings.
Deciding Specification
The critical specification is the 11 mm head size, which must match the fastener exactly. The overall length of 6-1/2 in and head thickness of 5/16 in determine the reach and clearance available. Verify these dimensions against the job requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- 11 mm head fits standard metric fasteners
- 15-degree opening angle allows use in tight spaces
- 6-1/2 inch length provides extra leverage
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion
- Combination design offers open and box ends
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Westward 54PN51 combination wrench?
The box contains the single 11 mm combination wrench. No additional accessories or storage are included.
How do I choose between the metric sizes listed for this model?
The 54PN51 is offered in an 11 mm head size only. Select this model when an 11 mm fastener is required.
What does the 15 degree opening angle mean when using the wrench?
The 15 degree opening angle allows the wrench to re-engage the fastener after a short rotation, useful where a full swing is not possible.
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