Westward
Westward 54PN79 1/2 in SAE Extra Long Combination Wrench
A SAE combination wrench with an extra-long 8 5/8 in reach and 15-degree offset for tight fasteners
- Extra-long 8 5/8 in reach accesses deep fasteners
- 15-degree opening angle speeds up ratcheting motion
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion and wear
- SAE 1/2 in size fits common automotive bolts
- Rounded head design protects fastener corners
Westward 54PN79 SAE Combination Wrench
This Westward combination wrench is built for mechanics who need a single SAE tool with extra reach. The 1/2 inch head size and 8 5/8 inch overall length suit general fastening tasks where a longer lever helps. It is a new hand tool made from alloy steel with a chrome finish.
Check head size and clearance before ordering
Verify that the 1/2 inch opening matches the fastener you intend to turn. The 15 degree opening angle and zero degree head offset mean the wrench sits flat, so confirm there is enough swing room around the bolt. The 5/16 inch head thickness may limit access in very tight recesses.
Alloy steel construction handles normal torque
The chrome-plated alloy steel body resists corrosion during everyday shop use. No moving parts or ratchet mechanism are present, so noise is limited to metal contact. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the product contains chemicals linked to cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Extra-long 8 5/8 in reach accesses deep fasteners
- 15-degree opening angle speeds up ratcheting motion
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion and wear
- SAE 1/2 in size fits common automotive bolts
- Rounded head design protects fastener corners
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the wrench come in a set or is it sold individually?
The listing describes a single combination wrench with a 1/2 in head and 8 5/8 in overall length; no case or additional pieces are mentioned.
How do I choose between the listed specifications?
The product is a single SAE size with a 15 degree opening angle and 5/16 in head thickness; there are no alternative versions or capacities to select.
What does the 15 degree opening angle mean in use?
The 15 degree offset on the box end lets you turn a fastener in tighter spaces by flipping the wrench over.
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