GEARWRENCH® 82327 Slugging Wrench, 2-3/16 in Wrench, US Federal Specification GGG-W-636E, 6 Points, Single End Head, 1-1/4 in THK Box End, 12 in OAL, Black Oxide
For use where a hammer or sledge is required to create extreme force/torque necessary to loosen or tighten large fasteners
MFR #: 82327
A&M #: 5220670
Apex Tool Group
UNSPSC #: 27111757
Out of Stock.This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Please request a quote or call 800.864.2660 for help identifying a suitable substitution.
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Manufacturer : Apex Tool Group
Box End Thickness : 1-1/4 in
Box End Width : 3-1/8 in
Brand Name : GEARWRENCH®
Country Of Origin : US
Finish/coating : Black Oxide
Package Description : EACH
Standards : PROP65: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Product Status : Discontinued
- Perfect when the extreme force or torque of a sledge is necessary to loosen or tighten large fasteners
- Large striking surface gives you more efficient hammer contact for applying force to the fastener
- Handle length permits use in confined areas
- Designed to remain engaged with the fastener when the wrench is struck
- Straight rectangular design withstands heavy sledging, resists springing, and transmits force more effectively to the fastener
- Manufactured from high alloy steel using the most up to date manufacturing process and heat treat for greater strength and durability
- Manufactured from alloy steel and heat-treated for greater strength and durability
- GEARWRENCH® has added a comprehensive line of straight pattern slugging and offset slugging wrenches to it's already broad line of professional industrial wrenches. Manufactured from alloy steel with a black oxide coating for greater strength and durability to handle the torque necessary to loosen and tighten large fasteners. The wrenches have a large striking surface for more efficient hammer contact allowing more force to be applied to the fasteners allowing the job to be completed more quickly. They are designed and manufactured to handle the toughest of jobs.