Combination wrench YATO YT-0341, 1 piece

The YATO YT-0341 combination wrench is a single-piece hand tool that integrates an open-end and a ring (box) end for fastening and loosening nuts and bolts. Supplied as one piece per pack, this wrench is intended for workshop use and general mechanical, automotive and household repair tasks where a reliable manual spanner is required. The tool features a 15° offset on the head to improve access in confined spaces and a satin chrome finish for basic corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.

Advantages

The combination design provides two gripping options in one tool, reducing the need to switch wrenches during work. The one-piece construction ensures consistent strength across the body and ends, while the satin chrome surface finish limits surface wear and simplifies maintenance. A compact length of 170 mm balances reach and control for use in tighter assemblies.

Suitable for

• General mechanical assembly and disassembly
• Automotive maintenance and light repair tasks
• Home and DIY repairs involving nuts and bolts
• Workshop tooling for routine maintenance

Key specifications

• Purpose: workshop
• Head angle: 15° offset
• Surface finish: chrome, satin finish
• Overall length: 170 mm
• Maximum width (B): 26.7 mm
• Maximum thickness (D): 18.7 mm
• Open-end jaw thickness (S1): 5.3 mm
• Box-end jaw thickness (S2): 7.6 mm

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw size for the nut or bolt and position the open or box end squarely on the fastener. Apply steady turning force while maintaining firm contact to avoid rounding the fastener head. Use the 15° head offset to access fasteners in recessed or tight locations by flipping the wrench for alternate approach angles. After use, wipe the tool clean and store it in a dry toolbox to preserve the satin chrome finish.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, use the wrench only on matching sizes of nuts and bolts to reduce slippage and fastener damage. Do not apply excessive impact or use the tool as a hammer or pry bar. For high-torque requirements, consider using a larger wrench or a torque-rated tool designed for the specific application.