Reach fasteners tucked away in confined spaces. With a thinner jaw profile than standard models, these wrenches fit in small engine compartments and tight pipe fittings to grab nuts and bolts. Their long, slim jaws also securely grip thin fasteners to prevent them from slipping or getting damaged.

Securely turn large fasteners where other wrenches can’t. The jaws on these wrenches are widely shaped to turn large slip nuts, locknuts, and spuds. Twist the wing nut to lock the jaws onto your fastener.

These two-in-one tools grip like pliers and turn like a wrench. Forged and precision ground in Germany, their smooth parallel jaws twist fasteners with ease. Clamp them together with the squeeze of your hand to bend, press, or align wire and other parts. They also ratchet, so you can tighten or loosen nuts and bolts without removing the tool. Adjust the width of the jaws with just one hand—a stable joint locks them in place.

The harder you turn, the tighter the grip. The jaws on these wrenches lock in place when pressure is applied to the handle, so there’s no chance they slip off your fastener.

Save space in your toolbox with these dual-purpose wrenches that strike and turn fasteners. Use them to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts, then flip them over to use the raised face as a hammer.

Turn nuts and bolts of various sizes without removing and repositioning these wrenches. Ratchet them back and forth to make adjustments where you don't have enough space for full turns. Flip the wrench over to switch between loosening and tightening.

Tighten bolts and grip pipe with the same tool. Reverse these adjustable wrenches from smooth jaws that won't mar fasteners to serrated jaws with a tough grip.

Lock the jaws on these wrenches for a vise-like grip that won't slip off or damage workpieces. Turn the thumbwheel to adjust the jaw width, then squeeze the handles to keep them clamped in place around fasteners. This also leaves your hands free for other tasks. Made of heat-treated alloy steel, these wrenches are built to last.

Made of FM-approved aluminum bronze, these wrenches won't create sparks when scraped, struck, or dropped. They meet OSHA requirements when turning nuts and bolts in hazardous environments with flammable vapors, liquids, or dust. Use them everywhere from oil refineries to chemical plants.

Warning: Do not use these tools in direct contact with acetylene.

Align bolt holes and turn fasteners of various sizes. Line up holes with the pointed end to smoothly insert bolts, then flip these wrenches over to tighten them. They’re often used to align girders or beams in steel framing, repair machinery, and assemble pipelines. Also known as spud, structural, and construction wrenches.

Work shock-free around live electrical equipment. Insulated handles on these wrenches prevent electric shock from accidental contact with live electrical circuits. They’re tested to withstand up to 1,000 volts to meet the IEC 60900 standard.