Striking box-end wrenches have an offset handle that allows access to fasteners in tight spaces. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. Wrenches are SAE (inch) size with an opposite end having 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. The 12-pt. design has 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.

Striking box-end wrenches have a 6-pt. design that allows more contact with the fastener's sides than the 12-pt. style and prevents rounding the fastener's corners. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. The opposite end has 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. Wrenches have a straight handle and are SAE (inch) size.

Striking box-end wrenches have an offset handle that allows access to fasteners in tight spaces. They have a block shape on one the end of the handle that is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. Wrenches are metric with an opposite end having 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. The 12-pt. design has 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.

Nonsparking striking box-end wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. The opposite end has 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. These SAE (inch) size wrenches have a straight handle and a 12-pt. design 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.

Nonsparking striking box-end wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. The opposite end has 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. These metric wrenches have a straight handle and a 12-pt. design 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.

Tether-ready striking box-end 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 an offset handle that allows access to fasteners in tight spaces. Wrenches are SAE (inch) size with a block shape on one end of the handle that is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. The opposite end has 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. The 12-pt. design has 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.

Striking box-end wrenches have 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. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. These SAE (inch) size wrenches have a straight handle and the box end has a 12-pt. design 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.

Nonsparking striking open-end wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. Wrenches are SAE (inch) size, have a straight handle, and the opposite end has an open end head that can access fasteners from the top and side compared to box wrenches that can only access a fastener from the top.

Nonsparking striking open-end wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. Wrenches are metric and have a straight handle. The opposite end has an open end head that can access fasteners from the top and side compared to box wrenches that can only access a fastener from the top.

Nonsparking striking box-end wrenches won’t spark during use, making them suitable for use in flammable environments. A block shape on one end of the handle is struck with a hammer to loosen or tighten a fastener. The opposite end has 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. These SAE (inch) size wrenches have a straight handle and a 6-pt. design that allows more contact with the fastener's sides than the 12-pt. style and prevents rounding the fastener's corners.