Open-end/box wrench 24 mm King Tony KY1060-24, model 1060 series

King Tony KY1060-24 is a 24 mm combination wrench from the 1060 series that features an open-end jaw on one side and a boxed (ring) end on the other. The tool is designed for single-size fastening tasks where access, torque and controlled contact with fasteners are important. The combination of an open jaw and a ring end allows work on exposed nuts and bolts as well as on recessed or rounded fasteners with improved grip.

Advantages

The wrench provides a precise 24 mm fit that reduces rounding of fastener heads and enables efficient torque transfer. The boxed end gives full contact with the fastener for stable turning, while the open end allows quick placement on bolts in tight or partially obstructed spaces. The design balances reach and clearance for common automotive and mechanical applications.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• General mechanical and workshop tasks
• Plumbing and assembly work requiring a fixed 24 mm tool
• Situations where alternating between open-end and ring-end grip is useful

Key specifications

• Size: 24 mm working width
• Type: combination wrench with open-end and boxed (ring) end
• Series: 1060 series design
• Material and finish: hardened steel with protective finish for corrosion resistance
• Drive angle and profile: angled open jaw and ring end profile for secure engagement

How to use

Select the 24 mm combination wrench when the fastener matches the specified size. Position the open end on the nut or bolt for rapid placement or where side access is required. Use the boxed end when full contact and greater torque are needed, placing the ring over the fastener and turning with steady force. Apply controlled, steady force and avoid excessive impact or prying to preserve the wrench geometry and prevent fastener damage.

Usage recommendations

Store the wrench in a dry tool chest or on a rack to prevent corrosion. Inspect the contact surfaces before use and replace the tool if the working ends show significant wear or rounding. Use appropriate hand positioning and, when higher torque is needed, choose a suitable longer-handled tool or a torque-limiting method rather than applying excessive force to this fixed-length wrench.