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Thrust Aviation Tooling Brewer Wrench

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Overview

Great for tight quarters and engine work. Don't disassemble more than you need to access a fastener deep in a confined area. They can also be bent without the need for a torch, or cut down to make thin dog bones.

From 1/4" to 11/16". 12 point box ends, with 1/4" or 3/8" drives at 2 locations for torquing. Drives are 1.5" and 6.5" from fastener center. Laser cut from 10 and 12 gauge polished stainless steel. MADE IN USA.
   
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Features

  • Limitations;
  • The 1/4" 12 point will deform at 128 in-lb, the 5/16" 12 point will deform at 130 in-lb. When driving from the 6.5" distance the wrench body will begin to bend at 180 in-lb (15 ft-lbs)
  • The 3/8" 12 point will deform at 160 in-lb, the 7/16" 12 point will deform at 166 in-lb. When driving from the 6.5" distance the wrench body will begin to bend at 200 in-lb (16.5 ft-lbs)
  • The 1/2" 12 point will deform at 350 in-lb, the 9/16" 12 point will deform at 365 in-lb. When driving from the 6.5" distance the wrench body will begin to bend at 230 in-lb (19.1 ft-lbs)
  • The 5/8" 12 point will deform at 650 in-lb, the 11/16" 12 point will deform at 750 in-lb. When driving from the 6.5" distance the wrench body will begin to bend at 500 in-lb (41 ft-lbs)s

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