Westward
Westward 54PN88 Tool Storage
Extra-long 7 mm combination wrench with 15-degree offset head for tight access
- Extra-long reach for deep fasteners
- 15-degree opening angle speeds up ratcheting
- 7 mm metric head fits common sizes
- Durable alloy steel with chrome finish
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Extra-Long Metric Wrench
The Westward 54PN88 is a combination ratcheting wrench designed for metric fasteners with a 7 mm head size. Its extra-long 5 1/2 inch overall length provides added reach in deep or confined automotive and garage applications. The tool suits technicians and DIY users who need a single-piece wrench for standard metric hardware.
Chrome Alloy Steel Construction
The wrench is forged from alloy steel with a chrome finish that resists corrosion during regular shop use. A 15-degree opening angle allows engagement in tight clearances while the zero-degree head offset keeps the handle in line with the fastener. No specific thermal, noise or power-draw data applies to this hand tool.
Proposition 65 Notice Included
The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. Buyers who require compliance documentation for regulated workplaces should retain this notice. The wrench ships without a case, organiser or additional accessories.
Highlights
- Extra-long reach for deep fasteners
- 15-degree opening angle speeds up ratcheting
- 7 mm metric head fits common sizes
- Durable alloy steel with chrome finish
- California Proposition 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I use the 15-degree opening angle on the 7 mm wrench without rounding the fastener?
Engage the ratchet fully on the 7 mm hex before applying force; the 15-degree swing only works when the pawl is seated, so a partial bite will slip and round the corners.
What wear should I expect on the alloy-steel chrome finish of the 54PN88 over time?
The chrome layer resists corrosion but will show micro-scratches from repeated socket changes; once the underlying alloy steel is exposed, clean and apply a light oil film to prevent rust.
At what point does the 5-1/2-inch overall length limit torque on stubborn 7 mm bolts?
The short lever arm caps practical torque well below the fastener’s proof load; if the bolt does not break free within a few firm pulls, switch to a longer breaker bar rather than forcing the wrench.
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