Stanley 87-369 Adjustable Wrench 8 Inch Chrome Vanadium

Product Description

The STANLEY 87-369 is an 8-inch adjustable wrench built for general mechanical and plumbing service work. The wrench opens to a maximum jaw capacity of 1 inch, making it suitable for a wide range of fastener sizes found in residential and light commercial installations. The jaw and body are machined from chrome vanadium steel and finished in chrome, providing durability under repeated use. A graduated measuring scale is integrated into the jaw for quick reference without reaching for a separate gauge. The plain handle offers a solid grip in typical dry working conditions. At 0.557 pounds, it is light enough for one-handed operation during overhead or confined-space work.

This wrench is a standard hand tool used by plumbers, HVAC technicians, electricians, and general maintenance professionals. It is appropriate for tightening and loosening hex nuts, bolts, and fittings in residential plumbing lines, HVAC equipment connections, and electrical panel work where a fixed-size wrench is not available. The hang hole on the handle allows it to be stored on a pegboard or tool belt hook for quick access on the job.

Key Features

• Chrome vanadium steel construction for strength and wear resistance
• Chrome finish for corrosion protection in typical indoor environments
• 1-inch maximum jaw capacity handles a broad range of fastener sizes
• Integrated measuring scale on the jaw for on-the-fly sizing
• Hang hole for pegboard or tool belt hook storage
• Plain handle design for straightforward grip in standard conditions

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose adjustable wrench suitable for standard hex fasteners and fittings encountered in plumbing, HVAC, and electrical trade work up to 1-inch jaw opening.

Installation Notes

This wrench is a hand tool requiring no installation. Before use on pressurized plumbing or gas fittings, shut off the appropriate supply valve or meter and verify pressure is relieved. When working on electrical equipment, de-energize the circuit at the breaker and follow applicable NEC lockout procedures before using any hand tool on energized enclosures. Do not use this wrench as a substitute for a torque wrench on fasteners requiring specific torque values.