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Westward 54RZ25 Combination Wrench 46 mm 12 pt tool storage
A 46 mm combination wrench with a 12-point head and 15-degree offset for metric fasteners
- 12-point metric head grips 46 mm fasteners securely
- 15-degree offset clears obstacles in tight spaces
- 24 1/8 inch length provides strong leverage
- Alloy steel construction with satin finish resists wear
- Supplied new from Westward for reliable garage storage
Westward 54RZ25 46 mm Combination Wrench
This new combination wrench from Westward carries the model reference 54RZ25 and fits 46 mm metric fasteners. It is built from alloy steel with a satin finish and a 12 point head for secure engagement. The tool suits professional mechanics and serious DIY users who need a single large spanner for heavy-duty automotive or industrial work. Buyers requiring a full wrench set or smaller sizes will not find them here.
12 Point Head and 15 Degree Offset
The 12 point head allows engagement at more angles than a 6 point design, speeding up work in tight spaces. A 15 degree head offset and 15 degree opening angle keep knuckles clear of surrounding components. The rounded head profile helps distribute force evenly across the fastener flats. No additional accessories or software are included with this single wrench.
24 1/8 Inch Overall Length
The overall length of 24 1/8 inches provides substantial leverage for high-torque applications. Head thickness of 1/16 inch limits access to extremely shallow or recessed fasteners where a thinner profile is required. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm. The wrench is restricted from sale in no states.
Highlights
- 12-point metric head grips 46 mm fasteners securely
- 15-degree offset clears obstacles in tight spaces
- 24 1/8 inch length provides strong leverage
- Alloy steel construction with satin finish resists wear
- Supplied new from Westward for reliable garage storage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the 12-point box end on the 46 mm wrench be inspected for rounding?
Check the 12-point box end each time the wrench is returned to storage; alloy steel resists wear but heavy torque on 46 mm fasteners can round corners over months of daily use.
What stops you from applying more force on a stubborn 46 mm bolt with the 24 1/8 in handle?
The 15-degree head offset and 1/16 in head thickness limit leverage before the box end slips or the bolt head yields, so a breaker bar is the next step.
Does the satin-finish alloy steel feel hot or slippery after hours of continuous turning?
The metal conducts hand heat quickly but stays grippy; no coating traps sweat, so the wrench remains comfortable during all-day use.
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