Westward
Westward 54RY81 Combination Wrench 22mm Metric 6 pt tool storage
A 22 mm metric combination wrench with a 6-point box end, 15-degree offset head and 12 1/2-inch overall length
- 22 mm head fits metric fasteners precisely
- 15 degree offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- 12 1/2 inch length gives extra leverage on stubborn bolts
- 6 point box end grips flats to reduce rounding
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion for long service life
Tool Storage for Automotive Work
This Westward combination wrench fits 22 mm fasteners with a six-point box end that reduces rounding. The 15 degree head offset clears obstructions while the open end provides a 15 degree opening angle for swing room. Alloy steel construction with a chrome finish resists corrosion during daily garage use.
Build Quality and Daily Handling
The wrench measures 12 1/2 inches overall with a 1/2 inch head thickness for strength on stubborn bolts. Rounded edges on both ends protect knuckles and fastener corners during high-torque applications. The metric sizing and six-point geometry suit maintenance on European and Japanese vehicles.
Practical Limits of the Standard
The fixed 22 mm size means a separate wrench is required for each metric fastener used in the job. Six-point engagement limits use to hex heads and cannot grip rounded or damaged nuts. The 15 degree offset angle is fixed and cannot be adjusted for tighter clearances.
Highlights
- 22 mm head fits metric fasteners precisely
- 15 degree offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- 12 1/2 inch length gives extra leverage on stubborn bolts
- 6 point box end grips flats to reduce rounding
- Chrome alloy steel resists corrosion for long service life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 15-degree offset angle on the 22 mm wrench allow?
The 15-degree offset clears knuckles and lets you flip the wrench in tight spots without removing it from the fastener.
How much clearance does the 12 1/2-inch overall length need in a tool drawer?
The wrench measures 12 1/2 inches end to end, so the drawer must be at least that deep plus a small margin for the latch.
How do you seat the 6-point box end on a 22 mm nut without rounding it?
Slide the box end straight onto the nut until fully seated, then apply force perpendicular to the handle; angling the wrench is the common mistake.
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