Adjustable wrench AWTools AW31352, length 200 mm, weight 430 g

The AWTools Adjustable wrench AW31352 is a manual hand tool with a 200 mm overall length and a weight of 430 g, designed for gripping and turning nuts and bolts of various sizes. Constructed from hardened carbon steel and blackened for corrosion resistance, the wrench features ground and polished jaws with mm graduation, an angled head at 23 degrees for improved access, and an adjustable jaw driven by a worm gear. The ergonomic TPR handle and hang hole support comfortable use and convenient storage, making this wrench suitable for plumbing, automotive and general maintenance tasks.

Advantages

This adjustable wrench combines durable carbon steel construction with surface blackening and heat treatment for enhanced strength and wear resistance. The ground and polished jaws with millimetre graduation ensure reliable grip and clear size indication. The 23° angled head improves access in confined spaces while the ergonomic TPR handle reduces hand fatigue during extended use. The worm gear mechanism provides smooth and precise jaw adjustment, and the hang hole enables organized storage.

Suitable for

• Plumbing repairs and pipe fittings
• Automotive maintenance and on‑vehicle repairs
• General assembly and disassembly of nuts and bolts
• Household maintenance and DIY tasks
• Workshops and professional service kits

Key specifications

• Overall length: 200 mm
• Weight: 430 g
• Material: hardened carbon steel with blackened finish
• Handle: ergonomic TPR (thermoplastic rubber)
• Jaw adjustment: worm gear mechanism
• Jaws: ground and polished with millimetre graduation
• Head angle: 23 degrees
• Storage feature: hang hole

How to use

Select the adjustable wrench and set the jaw span by turning the worm gear until the jaws match the nut or bolt size. Position the wrench so the fixed jaw faces the direction of applied force, with the 23° angled head aiding access in tight spaces. Apply steady pressure to turn the fastener, readjusting the jaw span if necessary for a snug fit. After use, wipe the tool clean, apply a light protective coating if required, and hang it using the hang hole or store in a toolbox.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrench within its mechanical limits and avoid excessive force that could damage the jaws or fastener. Keep the worm gear clean and periodically inspect the jaw faces for wear. For tasks requiring very high torque or precision, consider a dedicated fixed‑size spanner or torque wrench. Store the tool in a dry place and maintain the blackened finish by cleaning and occasional light lubrication to extend service life.