Gearwrench 81762 Combination Wrench 14 Mm 15 Degree Offset

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 81762 is a 14 mm combination wrench built for professional technicians who need reliable hand-tool performance in tight service environments. It pairs an open-end jaw with a 6-point box-end ring, both sized at 14 mm, and the box end sits at a 15-degree offset angle to clear fastener heads in confined spaces. The wrench measures 8.75 inches overall and is machined from steel with a polished finish that resists corrosion. It meets ANSI and ASME standards and carries a lifetime replacement warranty. Licensed tradespeople across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service rely on this type of tool for everyday bolted-joint work.

This wrench is suited for residential and light commercial service work where a 14 mm fastener is common — including equipment mounting hardware, pipe flanges, conduit fittings, and panel components. The 15-degree offset box end allows the user to reposition the wrench in restricted bays without fully withdrawing it from the fastener. It is a single-piece, non-ratcheting wrench appropriate for situations where a ratcheting mechanism is not needed or not preferred. It is not tether-capable and is intended for standard open-environment use.

Key Features

• 14 mm box and open ends on a single wrench body
• 15-degree offset box end provides clearance over fastener heads in tight spaces
• 6-point box-end geometry reduces fastener rounding versus 12-point designs
• Polished steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish
• Meets ANSI and ASME standards for hand tools
• Lifetime replacement warranty from GEARWRENCH

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 14 mm combination wrench for general trade and mechanical service applications requiring ANSI- and ASME-compliant hand tools.

Installation Notes

A licensed technician or qualified tradesperson should confirm fastener torque requirements before use, as this is a non-ratcheting wrench without a built-in torque indication. Always isolate or de-energize equipment before performing bolted-joint service on electrical or mechanical systems. Use the box end when breaking fasteners loose or applying final torque to reduce the risk of jaw spread on the open end. Inspect the wrench for cracks or deformation before each use and replace if damaged.