CoCud Double Offset Box End Reversible Ratcheting Wrench, SAE 11/16 by 7/8-Inch Box End Size, Cr-V Ratchet Spanner - (Applications: for Repairs)

• ★ Reversible Ratcheting Wrench Size --- Total Length: 225mm / 8.86"; Double End Size: 11/16-inch, 7/8-inch; Finish: Chrome Plated; Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel, Carbon Steel
• ★ Wide Application --- The sizes are conveniently marked on both ends of the beam, allowing for quick identification. The 72-tooth precision ratchet only requires a minimal 5° movement to tighten or loosen fasteners, saving time and effort.
• ★ Double Ended Reversible Design --- With its offset design, this reversible ratcheting wrench is suitable for use in narrow space where access is limited. Ratcheting wrench with reversible thumb lever to change direction.
• ★ Chrome Vanadium Steel --- Made from chrome vanadium steel and carbon steel, this wrench is built to last. The chrome-plated finish ensures durability and resistance to corrosion.
• ★ Useful Tips --- To ensure optimal performance and longevity, avoid using excessive force or exceeding the recommended torque limits.

Attributes: * Total Length: 225mm / 8.86" * Double End Size: 11/16-inch, 7/8-inch * Finish: Chrome Plated * Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel, Carbon Steel What Is Included: * 1 Pieces x Double Offset Box End Reversible Ratcheting Wrench Applications & Features: --- Made from chrome vanadium steel and carbon steel, this wrench is built to last. The chrome-plated finish ensures durability and resistance to corrosion. --- The sizes are conveniently marked on both ends of the beam, allowing for quick identification. The 72-tooth precision ratchet only requires a minimal 5° movement to tighten or loosen fasteners, saving time and effort. --- With its offset design, this reversible ratcheting wrench is suitable for use in narrow space where access is limited. Ratcheting wrench with reversible thumb lever to change direction. Useful Tips: --- To ensure optimal performance and longevity, avoid using excessive force or exceeding the recommended torque limits.