Extra-wide opening adjustable wrenches
A new line of extra-wide opening adjustable wrenches has been introduced by Wright Tool Company.
Designed for professionals, Wright's adjustable wrenches feature extra-wide jaw openings that offer 20 percent more capacity without adding weight to the tool. The wrench is designed with a flat nose and thin, tapered head for easier access.
Forged from single bars of high quality, USA steel, Wright Tool adjustable wrenches are made in the U.S., and carry a lifetime guarantee against defects in workmanship.
Available in three different finishes, satin finish, satin finish with cushion grip, and industrial black, the adjustable wrenches come in a complete range of sizes from 6 to 12 inches, with maximum opening capacities of 15/16 to 1-1/2 inches. The jaw openings open to the maximum allowable by ANSI standards. The satin finish comfort grip adjustable wrenches are designed with a hunter green rubberized grip handle that offers the user a comfortable, easy fit in the hand. In addition, the wrench handles are 50 percent wider to offer a better grip.
The adjustable wrenches are engineered with a channel that leads to the spring-loaded adjustment screw for ease of use. The wrench's knurl is through hardened for greater durability and its spring is stainless steel for added corrosion resistance. Its finish provides excellent wear and corrosion resistance in abrasive environments.
"Professionals are demanding high quality tools that are made in the U.S.A. and our adjustable wrenches meet those requirements," said Ty Smith, director of business development, Wright Tool. "The adjustable wrenches also allow users to work on bigger jobs without carrying bigger, heavier wrenches."
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