Open-end wrench Dedra 14 x 15 mm model 1476P

The Dedra open-end wrench 14 x 15 mm model 1476P is a compact, two-headed hand tool designed for turning nuts and bolts with accessible heads. Each end has a fixed open jaw—one 14 mm and one 15 mm—allowing quick switching between common metric fastener sizes without adjusting a mechanism. The flat profile and moderate length make the wrench suitable for use in confined spaces and routine mechanical tasks in workshops, garages and home tool kits.

Advantages

The wrench provides direct contact with fasteners through two precisely formed open jaws, reducing the chance of slippage on hex heads. Constructed as a single-piece hand tool, it offers simple, durable performance with no moving parts to maintain. Its compact size and dual-size configuration make it convenient for carrying in tool rolls or pockets and for quick repairs where an adjustable wrench would be bulkier or slower to set.

Suitable for

• Mechanical repairs on vehicles and bicycles
• Assembly and disassembly of machinery and equipment
• Routine maintenance tasks in workshops and garages
• Home DIY projects and household repairs

Key specifications

• Type: open-end (flat) wrench with two fixed jaws
• Jaw sizes: 14 mm and 15 mm
• Material: hardened steel (single-piece construction)
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment
• Profile: flat, slim design for access in confined spaces

How to use

Select the jaw size that matches the nut or bolt head, place the open end fully over the fastener ensuring full seat on the flats, and apply steady torque by pulling or pushing the handle. Use the opposite end of the wrench if the second size is required. Avoid applying excessive force with impact tools; the wrench is intended for manual turning. When working in tight spaces, position the handle to maximize leverage while keeping the tool aligned with the fastener to reduce rounding.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the wrench before use for wear or deformation of the jaws. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and select the jaw that offers the best fit to minimize slipping. Store the tool in a dry place to preserve the corrosion-resistant finish.