Flat Wrench Forsage 16x17 mm, Length 200 mm, Cr-V

Flat double-ended wrench Forsage 16x17 mm, length 200 mm, made from chrome-vanadium (Cr-V) steel. This slim-profile hand tool features two open ends sized 16 mm and 17 mm, designed to access fasteners in tight or confined spaces. The 200 mm length provides leverage for common automotive, mechanical and household repair tasks while the flat design reduces interference with surrounding components.

Advantages

The Forsage flat wrench is manufactured from durable chrome-vanadium steel to provide resistance to wear and maintain shape under torque. Dual-size open ends eliminate the need to switch tools for adjacent fastener sizes, and the 200 mm length balances torque and reach. The slim flat profile enables use in narrow gaps where bulkier wrenches cannot fit, and the smooth finish helps prevent corrosion and makes the tool easier to clean.

Suitable for

• Tight-access automotive fasteners such as brake and suspension components
• General mechanical assembly and maintenance tasks
• Plumbing and household repairs where space is limited
• Field service work and mobile toolkits requiring compact tools

Key specifications

• Open-end sizes: 16 mm and 17 mm
• Overall length: 200 mm
• Material: chrome-vanadium (Cr-V) steel
• Profile: slim, flat open-end wrench
• Finish: smooth polished surface for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning

How to use

Select the end corresponding to the fastener size (16 mm or 17 mm) and position the open jaws fully onto the nut or bolt head to ensure even contact. Apply controlled force in the required direction to tighten or loosen the fastener, avoiding sudden impacts that could damage the tool or fastener. Use the longer handle to increase leverage for stubborn fasteners and reposition the wrench as needed when space is limited. After use, wipe the wrench clean and store it in a dry toolbox or rack to preserve the finish.

Usage recommendations

Use the Forsage flat wrench for hand-torque applications; avoid using it with cheater bars or striking the wrench to prevent deformation. Regularly inspect the jaws for wear and replace the tool if edges become rounded to maintain proper grip and safety.