Williams Comfort Products JHWSFH1815AW Striking Face Box Wrench

Product Description

The WILLIAMS COMFORT PRODUCTS JHWSFH1815AW is a 12-point striking face box end wrench engineered for loosening frozen fasteners and driving stubborn hardware in demanding industrial environments. It features a 2.625-inch opening and a 13-inch overall length, giving technicians the reach and leverage needed for heavy-duty work. The anvil area is sized proportionally to the opening and receives direct hammer blows, allowing the wrench to break loose seized nuts and bolts without transferring shock stress to the handle. Special heat treating on the anvil delivers long-term durability under repeated impact. This tool is sold individually and weighs 7.55 pounds.

The JHWSFH1815AW is suited for industrial maintenance, heavy equipment service, pipeline work, and structural fastener applications where conventional torque methods are insufficient. The straight handle design resists springing during use, keeping the tool stable when a hammer is applied to the striking face. It is a practical addition to the toolbox of millwrights, pipefitters, ironworkers, and maintenance mechanics who regularly encounter corroded or over-torqued fasteners. The wrench is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• 12-point box end profile engages fasteners at multiple positions, reducing slip risk during hammer striking
• Anvil area sized proportionally to the 2.625-inch opening for balanced impact distribution
• Special heat treating on the anvil provides maximum durability under repeated blows
• Straight handle design resists springing and keeps the fastener turning smoothly
• Engineered for rigorous industrial use including frozen and heavily corroded fasteners

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use striking face box end wrench for industrial fastener applications requiring a 2.625-inch, 12-point opening.

Installation Notes

Use a dead-blow or ball-peen hammer rated for striking tool-steel anvils when applying blows to the striking face. Ensure the box end is fully seated on the fastener before striking to prevent rounding. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection during use. This tool should be serviced or retired if cracks, deformation, or spalling are observed on the anvil or box end profile.