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13PC SAE FLEX RATCHETING WRENC - Titan

Part #: 17366

The Titan 17366 13PC SAE Flex Ratcheting Wrench Set is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics requiring reliable and efficient fastening solutions. This comprehensive set provides a full range of SAE sizes, each featuring a flexible ratcheting head designed to navigate confined work areas with ease and precision.

Key Features

  • 13-Piece SAE Set: Includes common SAE sizes for a wide variety of automotive and industrial applications.
  • Flex-Head Design: Each wrench incorporates a flexible head, allowing for multiple angle positions to access fasteners in tight or obstructed spaces.
  • 72-Tooth Ratcheting Mechanism: The fine-tooth ratcheting box end requires minimal swing arc, enhancing speed and efficiency in restricted areas.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from durable chrome vanadium steel with a polished chrome finish for corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance.
  • Optimized Torque Transfer: Designed for a secure grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and ensuring effective torque application.

Applications

This Titan flex ratcheting wrench set is ideal for a broad spectrum of repair and maintenance tasks. It is particularly valuable for automotive technicians working on engine components, suspension systems, and braking mechanisms where space is often limited. Industrial mechanics will also find these wrenches indispensable for machinery assembly, equipment adjustments, and servicing in compact enclosures. The flexible head and ratcheting function significantly reduce installation and removal times for hard-to-reach bolts and nuts across various vehicle types and industrial machinery.

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  • Model: 192265
  • Shipping Weight: 8lbs
  • UPC: 802090173660
  • Manufacturers Part #: 17366
  • Manufactured by: Titan
  • Also Known As: TTN-17366, TIT17366, TL17366

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 08 January, 2015.