Box end wrench Hazet 612-24X27 — 24×27 mm, length 260 mm, chrome silver

Hazet 612-24X27 is a double-ended box end wrench designed for working with 24 mm and 27 mm hex fasteners. Manufactured in Germany, this single-piece tool has an overall length of 260 mm and a chrome silver finish that provides corrosion resistance and easy cleaning. The closed-head design ensures positive engagement with bolt heads and nuts to reduce rounding and slippage during torque application.

Advantages

The solid, one-piece construction offers durability and reliable transfer of torque. The chrome silver plating protects the surface from rust and wear while enabling smooth handling. With two common metric sizes in one tool, the wrench reduces the need to swap tools on jobs involving 24 mm and 27 mm fasteners. Its 260 mm length provides mechanical leverage suitable for tightening and loosening medium to large fasteners.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance, especially wheel and suspension fasteners
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly of machinery with 24 mm and 27 mm hex heads
• Workshop and garage use where robust hand tools are required
• Service technicians and mechanics needing reliable torque tools

Key specifications

• Two box end sizes: 24 mm and 27 mm
• Overall length: 260 mm
• Weight: 508 g
• Material/finish: chrome silver plated, single-piece construction
• Head type: closed (box) ends for positive engagement
• Country of manufacture: Germany

How to use

Select the correct end for the fastener size, ensure the wrench fully seats on the nut or bolt head, and apply steady force to either tighten or loosen. Use controlled, even pressure to avoid slipping; for stubborn fasteners, apply incremental force rather than sudden jerks. After use, wipe the chrome surface clean to remove grease and debris and store the wrench in a dry tool drawer or on a rack to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, inspect the wrench for wear or damage before use, avoid using cheater bars that exceed the intended leverage, and pair the tool with proper maintenance practices to retain its chrome finish and dimensional accuracy.