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Westward 54PN57 combination wrench 17 mm 15° offset tool storage
Metric combination wrench with 17 mm opening and 15° offset for tight access
- 17 mm head fits standard metric fasteners
- 15 degree opening angle improves access in tight spaces
- 8 7/8 inch overall length provides solid leverage
- Chrome finish on alloy steel resists corrosion
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Westward 54PN57 17 mm combination wrench
This 17 mm combination wrench from Westward is built for mechanics and technicians who need a reliable metric tool for fastening and loosening hex bolts. The alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists corrosion during daily garage or workshop use. It suits professionals and serious DIYers who value a single, well-made wrench over large sets.
Practical limits of a 15 degree offset
The 15 degree opening angle lets the wrench engage a fastener in tight spots where a flat wrench cannot turn. A zero degree head offset keeps the handle in line with the head, which helps when clearance above the bolt is limited. The 7/16 inch head thickness adds strength but may not fit the narrowest recesses. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Installation ease and common issues
Using the wrench is straightforward: place the 17 mm box or open end on the bolt and apply torque. The 8 7/8 inch overall length gives good leverage for most jobs without being unwieldy. Rounded head edges reduce the chance of rounding off fastener corners. The main limitation is that a single fixed size cannot cover other bolt diameters, so additional wrenches are needed for different hardware.
Highlights
- 17 mm head fits standard metric fasteners
- 15 degree opening angle improves access in tight spaces
- 8 7/8 inch overall length provides solid leverage
- Chrome finish on alloy steel resists corrosion
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 17 mm size or another metric option?
The 17 mm head fits 17 mm fasteners; choose other sizes only if you need different bolt diameters.
What does the 15° opening angle do on the job?
A 15° opening angle lets the wrench engage the fastener with less rotation needed between turns.
Does the zero-degree head offset change how I use it?
A 0° head offset keeps the handle in line with the head, giving straight-on leverage on 17 mm bolts.
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