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Westward 54PP61 Combination Wrench Metric 24mm tool storage
A 24 mm metric combination wrench with a 15 degree offset head and 13 inch overall length
- 24 mm head fits large metric fasteners
- 13 inch overall length provides extra leverage
- 15 degree offset angle clears obstructions
- 15 degree opening angle reduces swing space
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion and wear
Westward 54PP61 24 mm Combination Wrench
This Westward combination wrench is a single 24 mm metric tool built from alloy steel with a chrome finish. It measures 13 inches overall and features a 15 degree head offset and opening angle. The head thickness is 9/16 inch and the profile is rounded.
Mechanics needing one 24 mm ratcheting wrench
Buyers who only need this exact size will find the tool matches the specification. Shops looking for a full metric set or multiple openings should look elsewhere because only the 24 mm wrench is described.
24 mm head with 15 degree offset
The defining specification is the 24 mm metric head combined with a 15 degree offset and opening angle. This geometry decides whether the wrench fits the fastener and clears the surrounding space in the application.
Highlights
- 24 mm head fits large metric fasteners
- 13 inch overall length provides extra leverage
- 15 degree offset angle clears obstructions
- 15 degree opening angle reduces swing space
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion and wear
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
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Questions about this item
What clearance does the 13 in overall length of this Westward 54PP61 combination wrench need in a tool chest?
The 13 in overall length fits standard deep tool-chest drawers; allow a few extra inches at the front so the handle clears the drawer face when closed.
How do I engage the ratchet on this 24 mm combination wrench without rounding the fastener?
Seat the box end fully on the nut, flip the directional lever on the ratchet head to the desired turn direction, then apply steady force; a partial seat is the common mistake.
When should I replace this alloy-steel chrome wrench if the 15 degree offset head shows wear?
Replace it when the 15 degree offset box end or open end shows visible rounding, cracks, or when the ratchet mechanism skips under load.
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