Gearwrench 82327-05 6-point Slugging Wrench 2-3/16 in

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 82327-05 is a 6-point straight slugging wrench sized at 2-3/16 inches, built for heavy-duty fastener work in oil, gas, and MRO environments. Forged from heat-treated steel with a black oxide finish, it is designed to absorb repeated hammer strikes without deforming or losing grip. The 6-point box end stays fully engaged on fastener flats during impact, reducing the risk of rounding. At 5.370 pounds and 12.40 inches in overall length, this is a substantial hand tool intended for licensed mechanics, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians working with large-format fasteners.

This slugging wrench is suited for applications where standard open-end or combination wrenches cannot deliver enough torque. It is commonly used in heavy industrial settings, refineries, pipeline work, and plant maintenance operations where oversized fasteners require impact-assisted loosening or tightening. The straight configuration and zero-offset box end make it a direct-drive tool for flat, unobstructed work surfaces. Its clearly marked size designation allows fast identification during high-pressure service calls.

Key Features

• 6-point box end provides full flat contact with fastener, reducing slippage under impact
• Forged heat-treated steel construction rated for repeated slugging use
• Black oxide finish provides corrosion resistance in harsh field environments
• Zero-degree offset straight design for direct torque application
• Meets ASME specifications for slugging wrenches
• Full Lifetime Warranty from GEARWRENCH

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct addition for industrial hand tool sets requiring a 2-3/16 inch 6-point straight slugging wrench in standard length format.

Installation Notes

Slugging wrenches are installed and used by journeyman-level mechanics, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians. Always de-energize and depressurize equipment before breaking fasteners on pressurized lines or energized assemblies. Use a hammer or sledge rated for striking tool-grade steel heads only. Inspect the wrench for cracks or deformation before each use and remove from service if damage is found.