Gearwrench 81741 Combination Wrench 23 Mm 12-point

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 81741 is a 12-point combination wrench with a 23 mm head size, built for professional mechanics, millwrights, and maintenance technicians working on metric fasteners. The open end and box end are forged from steel with a polished finish that resists corrosion and makes surface inspection straightforward. The box end features a 15-degree offset angle, giving the user knuckle clearance in tight spaces. At 12.75 inches overall length, the 81741 delivers solid leverage for loosening and torquing fasteners without excessive handle bulk. It meets ANSI and ASME standards, confirming dimensional accuracy and material integrity across the tool.

The 81741 is suited for automotive service, heavy equipment maintenance, and industrial repair applications where 23 mm metric fasteners are common. The 15-degree offset box end is particularly useful when working in recessed areas or against flanges where a flat wrench cannot achieve the necessary swing arc. This wrench is appropriate for both shop and field use. It is not tether capable, so it is best suited for ground-level or bench work rather than elevated jobsite applications where dropped-tool protocols require tethered tooling.

Key Features

• 23 mm head size fits standard metric hex fasteners
• 12-point box end engages fasteners at more positions, reducing ratchet arc requirements
• 15-degree offset angle provides knuckle clearance in confined spaces
• Polished steel construction with corrosion resistance for long service life
• Meets ANSI and ASME dimensional and performance standards
• Lifetime replacement warranty from GEARWRENCH

Compatibility

Designed as a standard metric combination wrench for use on 23 mm hex fasteners across automotive, industrial, and mechanical maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Combination wrenches are general-purpose hand tools requiring no installation. Before use, inspect the wrench for cracks, deformation, or worn contact surfaces. Always pull a wrench toward the user rather than pushing when possible to reduce injury risk if the fastener slips. Do not use extension cheater bars on combination wrenches, as this exceeds the design load and can cause tool failure or fastener damage.