Set of combination wrenches Proxxon PR23825, 12-piece in case

Proxxon PR23825 is a 12-piece set of combination wrenches supplied in a compact storage case. Each tool in the set combines an open-end and a box-end wrench on opposite ends, offering access to fasteners in confined spaces and the ability to apply greater torque where needed. The set covers a range of common metric sizes suitable for workshop, garage and maintenance tasks, and is intended for both professional tradespeople and hobbyists who require an organized, portable collection of wrenches.

Advantages

The tools are designed to provide reliable engagement with nuts and bolts, with a slim profile for working in tight areas and a box end that helps prevent rounding of fastener heads. The storage case keeps the wrenches organized and protected, enabling quick identification of sizes and easy transport. The combination design reduces the need to switch tools during routine tightening and loosening operations, improving workflow efficiency.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and service work
• General mechanical maintenance in workshops and garages
• Assembly and disassembly of machinery and equipment
• Hobbyist projects and home maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Set composition: 12 combination (open-end and box-end) wrenches
• Finish: protective surface treatment for corrosion resistance
• Storage: compact case for organized storage and transport
• Sizes: range of common metric sizes covering typical workshop needs
• Design: slim profile for access in confined spaces and raised box end for secure grip

How to use

Select the wrench size that matches the fastener, place the open end or box end onto the nut or bolt and apply steady force in the required direction. Use the box end where higher torque or better grip is needed and the open end for quick placement on exposed fasteners. Store each wrench in its designated slot in the case after use to keep the set organized and to protect the tools from damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure fasteners are properly supported before applying torque. Avoid using damaged or worn wrenches and do not use extension bars or excessive leverage beyond the tool's intended capacity to prevent damage or injury.