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    Tight-Clearance Angled Open-End Wrenches

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    Round

    Opening

    Stop struggling with thin, awkwardly placed fasteners tucked away in confined spaces. Use the 60°, 75°, or 80° angled head to reach around obstacles and apply more force without constant repositioning. The two heads save you time and reduce the number of tools you need to keep on hand. Also known as ignition wrenches.
    Round Opening—The rounded edges spread force evenly to prevent stripping your fasteners. Use them on hex-head fasteners.
    Chrome-Plated Steel—The most popular finish, these wrenches won't rust or chip. Although they withstand moisture better than black oxide, they don't hold up to harsh chemicals as well as stainless steel.
    Dull—With a textured finish, these wrenches won't slip out of your hands, even when greasy or oily.
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    Chrome-Plated Steel
    15/64" × 13/64"3"15° × 60°1/8" × 7/64"Dull5413A4200000
     

    Stubby Combination Wrenches

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    12-Point

    Opening

    Turn nuts and bolts in tight spaces. These wrenches are up to 50% shorter than others to squeeze into spots without enough clearance to make full turns, such as engine compartments. However, you may need longer wrenches for higher-leverage jobs.
    12-Point Opening—The most common opening, these wrenches work on hex and 12-point nuts and bolts. They slide onto hex heads at more angles than 6-point fasteners for quicker engagement, but they're more likely to slip when you apply more torque.
    Chrome-Plated Steel—The most popular finish, these wrenches won't rust or chip. Although they withstand moisture better than black oxide, they don't hold up to harsh chemicals as well as stainless steel.
    Polished—The smooth surface is easy to wipe clean of grime. The mirror-like finish lends a high-end look to any toolkit.
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    Chrome-Plated Steel
    13/64"3 1/8"15°1/8"15°1/8"Polished5304A84000000
     
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