Combination wrench Proline 23 mm, model 35423, length 269 mm, 1 pc

Proline combination wrench 23 mm, model 35423, is a single-piece hand tool designed for manual tightening and loosening of 23 mm fasteners. The tool measures 269 mm in length and features an open-end on one side and a boxed ring on the other, combining quick access with secure grip. Cold-forged construction, ground heads and a chromium-plated finish provide durability and resistance to wear in mechanical, automotive and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The cold-forged steel construction increases strength and reduces the risk of bending under torque, while ground heads ensure accurate seat on fasteners for reduced rounding. Chromium plating protects against corrosion and simplifies cleaning after use. The 269 mm length offers a balance between reach and leverage suitable for medium-duty applications. The combination of open-end and ring design supports both fast initial positioning and secure final tightening.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and repair where 23 mm nuts or bolts are common
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly in workshops
• On-site maintenance tasks requiring a medium-length wrench
• General household and DIY projects involving 23 mm fasteners

Key specifications

• Size: 23 mm
• Length: 269 mm
• Construction: cold-forged one-piece
• Heads: ground for precise fit
• Finish: chromium-plated for corrosion resistance
• Configuration: open-end on one side, boxed ring on the other
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Select the wrench so the 23 mm opening matches the fastener size. Place the open-end for quick turning in confined spaces or initial loosening, and use the boxed ring to apply final torque with full contact around the fastener head. Position the wrench so force is applied along the handle to minimize slipping; pull rather than push where possible for safer leverage. After use, wipe clean and store in a dry tool drawer or rack to preserve the chromium plating.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, avoid applying impact force or using the wrench as a hammer. Do not modify or heat the tool. Inspect the wrench for wear or head deformation before use and replace if rounding or cracks are present. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection during mechanical work.