Westward
Westward 54PP13 Combination Stubby Wrench SAE 5/16
A stubby combination wrench with a 5/16 inch SAE opening and a 15 degree offset angle
- Compact 3 1/2 in length fits tight engine bays
- 15-degree opening angle speeds fastener engagement
- Alloy steel construction resists rounding under torque
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion in garage environments
- SAE 5/16 in size covers common automotive fasteners
Westward 54PP13 SAE 5/16" Combination Wrench
This stubby combination wrench is built from alloy steel with a chrome finish. It features a 5/16 inch head size and a 3 1/2 inch overall length for tight spaces. The 15 degree opening angle allows engagement in confined areas. A Proposition 65 warning applies for California buyers.
Ideal for mechanics needing a compact SAE wrench
Suits technicians who work on fasteners with limited swing room and prefer a standard head offset. Not for jobs requiring a ratcheting mechanism or larger drive sizes. Buyers needing metric dimensions or a longer handle for leverage should look elsewhere.
Verify fastener size and clearance before purchase
Confirm the 5/16 inch SAE measurement matches the bolt or nut you intend to turn. Ensure the 3 1/2 inch length and 1/4 inch head thickness fit within your workspace. Check local regulations regarding the Proposition 65 chemical warning.
Highlights
- Compact 3 1/2 in length fits tight engine bays
- 15-degree opening angle speeds fastener engagement
- Alloy steel construction resists rounding under torque
- Chrome finish protects against corrosion in garage environments
- SAE 5/16 in size covers common automotive fasteners
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size bolt or nut does the 5/16 in head fit?
The 5/16 in head fits SAE fasteners of that exact size, with a 15 degree opening angle for turning in tight spots.
Can this stubby wrench reach fasteners next to taller tools in my box?
Its 3 1/2 in overall length and 1/4 in head thickness let it work in shallow clearance where longer wrenches cannot fit.
How do I verify the ratchet mechanism is engaging properly?
Turn the wrench; the 15 degree swing should catch cleanly in both directions without slipping on the fastener flats.
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