These adjustable spud wrenches have a tapered spike at the handle end that’s used to align bolt holes while the opposite end comes with an adjustable wrench to rotate fasteners for installation or removal.

These offset open end spud wrenches have an SAE (inch) size open end that is offset for access to fasteners in tight spaces. The open end can access fasteners from the top and side compared to a box-end wrench that can only access fasteners from the top. The opposite end has a tapered spike at the handle end that’s used to align bolt holes.

Offset box end spud wrenches have one end with an enclosed head end (box end) that fits around the entire head of the fastener for a more secure grip while turning compared to an open-end wrench. The box end is SAE (inch) size and offset for access to fasteners in tight spaces, while the opposite end has a tapered spike at the handle end that’s used to align bolt holes.

Nonsparking offset open end spud wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. The open end is SAE (inch) size and offset for access to fasteners in tight spaces, and it can access fasteners from the top and side compared to a box-end wrench that can only access fasteners from the top. The opposite end has a tapered spike at the handle end that’s used to align bolt holes.

Nonsparking offset open end spud wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. The metric open end is offset for access to fasteners in tight spaces, and it can access fasteners from the top and side compared to a box-end wrench that can only access fasteners from the top. The opposite end has a tapered spike at the handle end that’s used to align bolt holes.