Box-end wrench, bent, NEO tools 14 x 15 mm (09-914)

NEO tools bent box-end wrench 14 x 15 mm is a hand tool with two closed, offset ends sized for common metric fasteners. The angled head improves access in confined or recessed areas and provides stable contact on bolt and nut faces to reduce rounding. Constructed for routine mechanical and maintenance use, this wrench is intended for controlled torque application on 14 mm and 15 mm hex fasteners.

Advantages

The bent box-end design offers improved reach and clearance compared with a straight box wrench, allowing work in tight spaces while keeping the operator’s hand clear of obstacles. Fully enclosed ends provide positive engagement with fastener heads, which helps distribute load across flats and reduces slippage. The offset geometry delivers better leverage for loosening or tightening without increasing applied force. Made to typical workshop durability standards, the tool is compact and easy to store.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs where access around engine components is limited
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly of equipment with 14 mm and 15 mm bolts
• General maintenance and service tasks in workshops and at home

Key specifications

• Sizes: 14 mm and 15 mm box ends
• Offset/bent head for improved access and clearance
• Closed (box) ends for full-face engagement with fasteners
• Hand tool, single-piece construction suitable for manual torque application
• Compact length for use in confined spaces

How to use

Select the end that matches the fastener size, position the closed end fully over the bolt or nut flats, and apply steady force to turn. Use the offset orientation to reach fasteners obstructed by surrounding parts or to provide additional leverage when loosening. Inspect the tool and fastener seating before applying torque to ensure full engagement and avoid rounding. Do not use the wrench with cheater bars or as an improvised hammer.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, keep the wrench clean and free of oil on the gripping surfaces, periodically inspect for wear or deformation, and use the correctly sized end for each fastener. For higher torque requirements, use a suitably rated tool designed for those loads rather than attempting excessive force with this hand wrench.