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The PROTO JSCV36 is a ratcheting combination wrench designed for professional trade use in mechanical, plumbing, HVAC, and industrial service applications. It features a 1-1/8 inch head size with a 15-degree offset angle and a 12-point box end, allowing techs to work in tight or angled spaces where a standard wrench cannot seat cleanly. The straight handle measures 15-7/8 inches overall and is finished in chrome for corrosion resistance. The reversing ratcheting mechanism speeds up fastener work without repositioning the wrench on each stroke. At 1.96 pounds, it carries solid heft for the size. This wrench is tether capable, meeting safety requirements in elevated or overhead work environments.
This wrench suits licensed tradespeople working on large fasteners in residential and commercial mechanical systems, heavy equipment, pipe flanges, and structural connections. The 1-1/8 inch size is common on larger pipe fittings, flange bolts, equipment mounts, and structural hardware. The 15-degree offset positions the handle clear of obstructing surfaces, reducing knuckle clearance issues in confined installations. The tether-capable design makes it appropriate for work at height where dropped-tool policies are enforced on job sites or in industrial facilities.
Designed as a standard 1-1/8 inch combination wrench suitable for use on SAE hex fasteners in mechanical, HVAC, plumbing, and industrial service applications where a ratcheting offset wrench is required.
This wrench is intended for use by qualified trade professionals. De-energize, depressurize, or lock out equipment before performing fastener work on mechanical or electrical systems per applicable OSHA and site safety requirements. Inspect the ratcheting mechanism for full engagement before applying torque. Do not use extension handles or cheater bars on this wrench, as doing so can exceed the designed load rating and cause tool failure.
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