Set of 13 Offset Box Wrenches Kuźnia Sułkowice 6–32 mm (1-111-91-103)

Set of 13 offset box wrenches Kuźnia Sułkowice 6–32 mm provides a range of boxed-end wrenches with an offset (bent) head profile designed to reach recessed or obstructed fasteners. The set includes 13 metric sizes covering common workshop needs from 6 mm up to 32 mm. Each wrench combines a closed, multi-point box end for secure engagement with nuts and bolts and an offset shape that increases clearance between the handle and surrounding parts, making it suitable for automotive, mechanical and general repair tasks.

Advantages

The offset box wrench design allows access to fasteners in tight or recessed locations while keeping the handle clear of nearby obstacles. Boxed ends deliver even contact around nuts and bolts to reduce rounding and slippage. A comprehensive size range from 6 mm to 32 mm enables use across a variety of maintenance and repair jobs without the need for adapters. The set format keeps sizes organized and readily available for workshop or mobile use.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Mechanical assembly and servicing
• General household and workshop repairs
• Applications requiring reach and clearance around obstructions

Key specifications

• Quantity: 13 pieces
• Size range: 6 mm to 32 mm
• End type: boxed (closed) ends
• Head profile: offset (bent) for increased clearance
• Measurement system: metric

How to use

Select the wrench size that matches the fastener, align the boxed end fully over the nut or bolt head, and apply steady torque. Use the offset orientation to clear nearby components or to reach into recessed positions; position the handle so that the offset provides sufficient room for movement. For stubborn fasteners, apply controlled force and reposition the wrench as needed to avoid slipping. After use, return each wrench to the set to keep sizes organized and prevent tool damage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect wrenches before use for wear or deformation. Use appropriate personal protective equipment as required. Avoid applying impact force to boxed-end wrenches; if higher torque is needed, use a tool specifically designed for impact use.