Williams Comfort Products QYX38A Torque Wrench Head

Product Description

The WILLIAMS COMFORT PRODUCTS QYX38A is a torque wrench head designed for precision fastening in demanding trade environments. Built as a 15-degree offset box end head with a 12-point configuration, it fits a 1 3/16 inch fastener and accepts a 0.560 inch Y-shank drive. Maximum torque capacity is 160 foot-pounds, making it suited for heavy-duty bolted connections where controlled torque is critical. Mechanics, HVAC technicians, and industrial service professionals use this head when standard straight-drive access is restricted and angular clearance is needed to reach fasteners in confined spaces.

This torque wrench head is appropriate for residential and commercial service applications where high-torque fastening is required in tight or offset positions. The 15-degree offset geometry allows the technician to clear obstructions while maintaining accurate torque delivery. It is sold individually and is compatible with torque wrenches that accept a Y-type shank with a 0.560 inch shank size. Typical use cases include equipment assembly, compressor service, and structural fastening tasks that require repeatable torque values.

Key Features

• 1 3/16 inch 12-point box end fits common heavy-duty fastener sizes
• 15-degree offset head angle improves access in confined or obstructed work areas
• 0.560 inch Y-shank drive interfaces with compatible torque wrench handles
• 160 foot-pound maximum torque rating supports high-load bolted joint applications
• Single-piece construction suited for repeated professional use

Compatibility

Designed for use with torque wrench handles that accept a Y-type shank with a 0.560 inch shank size. Consult your torque wrench handle specifications to confirm shank compatibility before use.

Installation Notes

Installation and use should be performed by a qualified mechanic or trade professional familiar with torque fastening procedures. Verify that the shank connection is fully seated and secured before applying torque. Do not exceed the 160 foot-pound maximum torque rating to avoid damage to the head or fastener. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before performing fastening work on powered systems.