Wrenches

Wrenches

All kinds of wrench, contain adjustable wrench, t type wrench, cross wrench, plastic handle type wrench, rom wrench, l type wrench, combination wrench and so on. It is a tool used to provide a mechanical advantage in applying torque to turn bolts, nuts or other hard-to-turn items.

Beryllium Copper alloy non sparking adjustable wrench

40 Chrome steel box striking wrench

Wrench

Wrench

9TORC crowfoot wrench is a special wrench that is used  when you need to work around obstacles. Unlike socket wrenches, this wrench fits on a nut or bolt's side like a box wrench. A crowfoot wrench looks like a box wrench head, and it may be attached to a torque wrench for better performance. Crowfoot torque wrench enables you to reach inaccessible bolts and nuts that sockets alone can't reach, For those fasteners in odd places, there's the crowfoot to loosen bolt, coming in sizes ranging from 3/8 to 1.Great for Automotive & Motorcycle work, or for the Aircraft Mechanic, or even as a Plumber Wrench for Plumbers. Heavy Construction yet slim enough for tightest areas.

Ordinary hand tools, usually made of steel, can produce sparks if struck, scratched or dropped, which can be catastrophic. Explosive atmosphere. Tools used in hazardous materials incidents must be made of non-sparking, non-ferrous, non-magnetic, corrosion-resistant metals. Botou non-sparking, non-magnetic and corrosion resistant hand tools conform to international standards. In general, Non Sparking Wrench should be used in any environment where an ignition source is present. Applications include, but are not limited to: Maintenance and repair operations (MRO) Collection, Holding and Transfer (CHT) Hot work Working in confined spaces Transportation (airports, railroads, tankers, shipyards), chemical, petrochemical and natural gas operations Military City, state and federal government (utilities, waste management, HazMat, WMD) General dust environments (grain, mining, paper/pulp mills) Non-sparking safety tools are required and/or recommended by many federal agencies including: OSHA, Department of Energy (DOE), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), Supervisor of Shipbuilding and Maintenance (SUPSHIP), etc.