These combination wrenches have a 12-pt. box end with additional grooves that make it easier to connect with the head of the fastener and connect at more angles for better accessibility compared to a 6-pt. wrench. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same SAE (inch) size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

These combination wrenches have a 12-pt. box end with additional grooves that make it easier to connect with the head of the fastener and connect at more angles for better accessibility compared to a 6-pt. wrench. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same metric size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Combination wrenches have a 6-pt. box end design that allows more contact with the fastener's sides than the 12-pt. style and prevents rounding the fastener's corners. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same SAE (inch) size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Nonsparking combination wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. They have a 12-pt. box end with additional grooves that make it easier to connect with the head of the fastener and connect at more angles for better accessibility compared to a 6-pt. wrench. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. Wrenches contain no iron, are nonmagnetic, and are suitable for use with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment. These wrenches have the same SAE (inch) size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Combination wrenches have a 6-pt. box end design that allows more contact with the fastener's sides than the 12-pt. style and prevents rounding the fastener's corners. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same metric size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Spline combination wrenches have a spline box end that can be used on 4-pt., 6-pt., 12-pt., or spline fasteners, and the box end can apply more torque than a 12-pt. design without stripping the fastener head. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same SAE (inch) size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Spline combination wrenches have a spline box end that can be used on 4-pt., 6-pt., 12-pt., or spline fasteners, and the box end can apply more torque than a 12-pt. design without stripping the fastener head. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same metric size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Nonsparking combination wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. They have a 12-pt. box end with additional grooves that make it easier to connect with the head of the fastener and connect at more angles for better accessibility compared to a 6-pt. wrench. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. Wrenches contain no iron, are nonmagnetic, and suitable for use with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment. The wrenches have the same metric size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

These spline tether-ready ratcheting combination wrenches allow the attachment of a tether where the tether is attached to the user or a fixed object to prevent the wrench from falling and causing injuries or damage when working at height. They have a spline box end that can be used on 4-pt., 6-pt., 12-pt., or spline fasteners and the box end can apply more torque than a 12-pt. design without stripping the fastener head. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. The wrenches have the same SAE (inch) size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

Tether-ready combination wrenches allow the attachment of a tether where the tether is attached to the user or a fixed object to prevent the wrench from falling and causing injuries or damage when working at height. They have a 12-pt. box end with additional grooves that make it easier to connect with the head of the fastener and connect at more angles for better accessibility compared to a 6-pt. wrench. The opposite side has an open-end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. Wrenches have the same metric size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.

These tether-ready combination wrenches allow the attachment of a tether where the tether is attached to the user or a fixed object to prevent the wrench from falling and causing injuries or damage when working at height. They have a 12-pt. box end with additional grooves that make it easier to connect with the head of the fastener and connect at more angles for better accessibility compared to a 6-pt. wrench. The opposite side has an open end design that allows top and side access to the fastener compared to the box end that can only access a fastener from the top. These wrenches have the same SAE (inch) size on each end for use on one specific size fastener.