Westward
Westward 5MW30 Combination Wrench SAE 1/2in
Alloy-steel combination wrench with open and box ends, 15-degree offset, satin finish
- TypeCombination, Open & Box End Wrenches
- Color/FinishSatin
- Satin finish resists corrosion for lasting use
- 15-degree offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- Box end and open end handle two fastener styles
- Alloy steel construction withstands high torque demands
- Compact 4 1/2 in length fits confined work areas
Combination Wrench, SAE 1/2 in
This Westward 5MW30 combination wrench provides an open end and a 15-degree offset box end for SAE fasteners. The alloy steel body has a satin finish and an overall length of 4 1/2 in. The head thickness measures 5/16 in for strength in tight spaces.
Mechanics needing a single 1/2 in wrench
Suitable for technicians who need one reliable wrench for a specific fastener size. Not intended for buyers who want a full set of wrenches or who require metric sizing for their work.
15-degree offset box end
The 15-degree offset on the box end clears obstructions while keeping the fastener engaged. This angle is the key specification that determines whether the wrench fits the access constraints of the job.
Highlights
- Satin finish resists corrosion for lasting use
- 15-degree offset clears obstructions in tight spaces
- Box end and open end handle two fastener styles
- Alloy steel construction withstands high torque demands
- Compact 4 1/2 in length fits confined work areas
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 5MW30 |
| Type | Combination, Open & Box End Wrenches |
| Color/Finish | Satin |
Questions about this item
Does the Westward 5MW30 come with any accessories or do I need to buy anything else?
The wrench is supplied as a single 1/2 in combination tool with open and box ends; no extra items are included in the box.
How do I decide between the different Westward 5MW30 versions or capacities?
This model is offered only in the 1/2 in SAE size with a 15 degree offset, so there are no alternative capacities or versions to choose from.
What does the 15 degree head offset mean when I am using the wrench on a real job?
Both the open end and the box end are angled 15 degrees from the handle, allowing you to flip the wrench and turn a fastener in tighter spaces.
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