General purpose adjustable wrenches have a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head to open and close the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes.

General purpose adjustable wrench sets provide an assortment of wrenches with different maximum jaw capacities for use on a wide range of fasteners. Wrenches have a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head to open and close the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. Wrench sets provide multiple jaw capacities and lengths so they can be used with a range of fasteners.

These automatic locking adjustable wrenches have a screw mechanism at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaw size to ensure a tight grip on the fastener. Once the jaws are tightly adjusted, they automatically lock on the fastener head.

These adjustable wrenches have a valve wheel end that grips the rims of hand-operated valve wheels and provides secure leverage for opening and closing valves. The opposite end has a screw mechanism at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes.

Nonsparking adjustable wrenches won’t spark during use and are suitable for use in flammable environments. They have a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. These wrenches contain no iron, are nonmagnetic, and are suitable for use with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment.

These lever-locking adjustable wrenches have a lever mechanism that locks the jaws in place like locking pliers to tightly grip the fastener. A screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head adjusts the jaws to fit a variety of fastener sizes.

These insulated adjustable wrenches have coated handles to protect from electric shock and reduce the possibility of electrical arcing caused by a short circuit from a noninsulated handle. They come with a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. The insulation cushions the handle to reduce fatigue and provides a more secure hand grip compared to bare metal handles.

Insulated adjustable wrench sets come with coated handles to protect from electric shock and reduce the possibility of electrical arcing caused by a short circuit from a noninsulated handle. They have adjustable jaws that provide a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes so that multiple wrenches are not required for different size fasteners. Wrench sets provide multiple jaw capacities and lengths so they can be used with a range of fasteners. They have a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. The insulation cushions the handle to reduce fatigue and provides a more secure hand grip compared to bare metal handles.

Insulated nonsparking adjustable wrenches won’t spark during use and are suitable for use in flammable environments. The coated handles protect from electric shock and reduce the possibility of electrical arcing caused by a short circuit from a noninsulated handle. These wrenches come with a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. The insulation cushions the handle to reduce fatigue and provides a more secure hand grip compared to bare metal handles. These wrenches contain no iron, are nonmagnetic, and are suitable for use with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment.

These sets include multiple sizes of ratcheting lever-locking adjustable wrenches to turn a wide range of fastener sizes. Their lever-locking mechanism clamps the jaws onto hex screws and bolts, providing a firm grip to hold tightly without slipping. Also known as self-setting or self-sizing wrenches, they automatically and continuously adjust the jaws instead of turning a screw mechanism to make adjustments. These ratcheting wrenches tighten or loosen fasteners without having to be lifted off and repositioned to complete the work.

The lever-locking mechanism of these adjustable wrenches clamps their jaws onto hex screws and bolts, providing a firm grip to hold tightly without slipping. Also known as self-setting or self-sizing wrenches, they automatically and continuously adjust the jaws instead of turning a screw mechanism to make adjustments. These ratcheting wrenches tighten or loosen fasteners without having to be lifted off and repositioned to complete the work.

These adjustable wrenches can tighten or loosen fasteners and come with a prybar and nail puller on the handle end to separate or remove nails and materials. A screw mechanism at the bottom of the head adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. The prybar is inserted between two objects to separate them while the nail puller is used to remove nails from wood, drywall, and other materials. These wrenches are suitable for use in renovation or remodeling projects.

These insulated hammer head adjustable wrenches have a flat side that can be used as a hammer to strike surfaces. The coated handles protect from electric shock and reduce the possibility of electrical arcing caused by a short circuit from a noninsulated handle. These wrenches come with a screw mechanism located at the bottom of the head that adjusts the jaws for a tight grip on a variety of fastener sizes. The insulation cushions the handle to reduce fatigue and provides a more secure hand grip compared to bare metal handles.