Westward
Westward 54PN97 Combination Wrench 16mm Extra Long
An extra-long 16 mm combination wrench with a 15-degree opening angle and 10 1/8-inch reach for tight fasteners
- Extra reach with 10 1/8 in overall length
- Precise 16 mm metric fit for standard fasteners
- Durable alloy steel construction resists wear
- 15 degree opening angle speeds ratcheting action
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion
16 mm extra-long combination wrench
The Westward 54PN97 is a metric combination wrench built for automotive and mechanical tasks that demand extra reach. Its 16 mm head size suits standard fasteners found on many vehicles and machinery. The alloy-steel body with a chrome finish resists corrosion during regular shop use.
15-degree offset and head geometry
The wrench features a 15-degree opening angle that lets the user engage a fastener in tighter arcs. A zero-degree head offset keeps the handle in line with the head for direct force application. Overall length of 10 1/8 inches provides additional leverage without the bulk of a dedicated breaker bar.
Capacity and headroom for 16 mm fasteners
This tool comfortably handles 16 mm nuts and bolts where extra length improves access and torque. The 3/8-inch head thickness fits most standard clearances around the fastener. It is not suited for larger metric sizes or applications requiring a ratcheting mechanism.
Highlights
- Extra reach with 10 1/8 in overall length
- Precise 16 mm metric fit for standard fasteners
- Durable alloy steel construction resists wear
- 15 degree opening angle speeds ratcheting action
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 16 mm size or a different metric head?
Select the 16 mm head when that is the fastener size you must turn; other metric sizes are offered for other bolt diameters.
What does the 10 1/8 in overall length give me on the job?
The extra-long 10 1/8 in handle provides added leverage for tight 16 mm fasteners and reaches recessed bolts a standard wrench cannot.
How does the 15-degree opening angle affect use in tight spots?
A 15-degree offset lets you engage the 16 mm hex with only a 15-degree swing, so the wrench works where a flat 0-degree head would not fit.
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