Introduction Essential Onboard Wrenches | Junior Engineer | Episode.1

A double open end wrench, also known as an open-ended spanner, is a hand tool with two open ends of different sizes. These wrenches are commonly used for tightening or loosening hexagonal nuts or bolts in various applications across different industries.
A combination wrench is a versatile hand tool that features a box-end (closed end) on one side and an open-end on the other side. This dual design provides flexibility and convenience in tackling a wide range of fastening tasks.
A double ring offset wrench is commonly used for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts in tight spaces. The offset design provides increased clearance and allows for easier access to fasteners.
A ratchet flex combination wrench combines a ratcheting mechanism with a flexible head. Use it to tighten or loosen fasteners in tight spaces by rotating the handle back and forth without removing the wrench from the fastener.
An offset combination wrench has angled jaws for better access to fasteners in tight spaces. Use it to turn nuts and bolts where a straight wrench won’t fit, providing extra leverage and maneuverability.
A socket wrench uses interchangeable sockets to fit various fasteners. Attach the appropriate socket, then use the ratcheting handle to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts with ease and precision.
An adjustable wrench is used for turning nuts and bolts of various sizes. It features a movable jaw that can be adjusted to fit different fasteners.
A single head ratchet wrench is used to tighten or loosen fasteners with a ratcheting mechanism. It allows for continuous rotation in one direction without repositioning the tool.
A double head ratchet wrench features two ratcheting ends, typically of different sizes. It allows for efficient tightening or loosening of fasteners without repositioning the tool.
A monkey wrench is used for gripping and turning pipes and fasteners. Its adjustable jaw allows it to handle various sizes of objects securely.
A plier wrench is used for gripping, holding, and turning fasteners. It combines the adjustable jaw of a wrench with the gripping mechanism of pliers.
A tap wrench is used to hold and turn taps for threading holes. It provides precise control and leverage for cutting internal threads in metal or plastic.
A torque wrench is used to apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener. It ensures precise tightening to avoid over-tightening or under-tightening bolts and nuts.
An Allen wrench, or hex key, is used for driving bolts and screws with hexagonal sockets. It provides leverage and precision for assembly and maintenance tasks.
A chain wrench grips round or irregular objects by tightening a chain around them, ideal for loosening or tightening pipes and fittings. Rotate the handle to adjust the grip and apply force.
A hook wrench engages with notches or holes on a component, allowing you to turn or adjust it by applying torque to the handle. Ideal for tightening or loosening circular parts.
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