Wrench set MODECO MN-50-236 — six flat wrenches 6–17 mm

MODECO MN-50-236 is a compact set of six flat (open-end) wrenches in common metric sizes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 17 mm. The set provides a basic selection of hand tools for tightening and loosening nuts and bolts in light repair, assembly and maintenance tasks. Each wrench features two open ends sized for a single metric dimension, making the kit suitable where slim access and simple torque application are required.

Advantages

The set offers a narrow range of metric sizes that covers frequently encountered fasteners in household and vehicle trim work. Flat open-end design allows access to nuts and bolts in tight spaces where ring or socket tools cannot fit. The compact assortment is easy to store in a small toolbox or drawer and to carry to the worksite. Solid single-piece construction provides consistent force transmission for manual tightening and loosening.

Suitable for

• Home repairs and small DIY projects
• Automotive trim, interior and small component work
• Assembly and disassembly of furniture and appliances
• General mechanical maintenance where compact metric wrenches are needed

Key specifications

• Tool type: flat (open-end) wrenches
• Number of pieces: 6
• Sizes included: 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm, 17 mm
• Material and finish: durable metal suitable for manual hand use
• Design: two ends per wrench, single-size open jaws

How to use

Select the wrench that matches the flats of the nut or bolt to avoid slipping. Place the open jaws fully over the fastener flats, ensuring correct seating before applying force. Apply steady manual force in the required direction; for stubborn fasteners, use controlled back-and-forth motion rather than sudden jerks. Use the appropriate size to minimize rounding of fastener corners and avoid using the wrenches as hammers or prying tools.

Usage recommendations

Store the wrenches in a dry place to avoid corrosion and keep them organized by size to speed up work. Inspect tool condition before use and replace any damaged or excessively worn wrenches to maintain safe operation. For higher torque requirements, use appropriate ring, box or socket tools rather than open-end wrenches.