Wrench, Dedra 1432 angled box-end 21 x 23 mm

The Dedra 1432 angled box-end wrench combines two common metric sizes, 21 mm and 23 mm, in a single hand tool. Each end is a ring (box) profile with an offset head that allows better access to hex fasteners in confined or recessed locations. The tool is intended for applications where a secure, full-contact engagement with bolt and nut heads is needed to apply controlled torque without slipping.

Advantages

The angled box-end design provides improved clearance and reach compared with straight ring wrenches, reducing interference with surrounding components. Dual-size ends eliminate the need to carry two separate wrenches, saving space in a toolbox. The full-enveloping box ends distribute load over multiple faces of the fastener, lowering the risk of rounding. The compact, one-piece construction ensures alignment and transmits torque reliably.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs and maintenance where 21 mm and 23 mm fasteners are common
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly tasks in workshops
• Household and DIY jobs requiring access to recessed or hard-to-reach nuts and bolts
• Tight spaces where angled access improves usability

Key specifications

• Tool type: angled box-end (ring) wrench with dual ends
• Sizes: 21 mm and 23 mm
• Head style: offset/angled on both ends for improved clearance
• Contact type: full-enveloping box ends for secure engagement
• Construction: one-piece metal wrench designed for torque application

How to use

Select the end that matches the fastener size, position the box end over the nut or bolt head so the wrench fully seats on the flats, and apply steady force in the appropriate direction to tighten or loosen. Use the angled orientation to approach fasteners that are recessed or have nearby obstructions. Avoid applying impact force or using extensions unless the wrench is rated for such use; instead use controlled manual torque to protect both the tool and the fastener.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the wrench before use for wear, cracks, or deformation. For best results, maintain a firm grip and ensure the wrench is fully engaged on the fastener to minimize slippage. Store the tool in a dry place and clean off grease and debris after use to prolong service life.