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15 Piece 12 Point Metric Black Oxide Long Combination Wrench Set - Armstrong

Part #: 56-628

This Armstrong 15-piece metric long combination wrench set provides professional technicians with a comprehensive range of sizes for demanding automotive and industrial applications. Engineered for durability and performance, these wrenches are designed to deliver reliable torque and access in confined spaces, making them an essential addition to any professional toolkit.

Key Features

  • Comprehensive Metric Sizing: Includes a full range of sizes from 10mm to 24mm, addressing common fastener requirements in vehicles and machinery.
  • 12-Point Box End: The 12-point design on the box end enhances grip on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and providing multiple access angles.
  • Black Oxide Finish: A durable black oxide finish resists corrosion and reduces glare in various working conditions, enhancing tool longevity and user comfort.
  • Long Pattern Design: Each wrench features a long handle pattern, providing increased leverage for breaking loose stubborn fasteners and applying higher torque.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by Armstrong, these wrenches meet stringent industrial standards for strength and durability, ensuring consistent performance in professional environments.

Applications

This wrench set is ideal for professional mechanics and industrial technicians performing a wide array of tasks. Common applications include automotive engine repair, suspension work, brake maintenance, and general vehicle servicing on cars, trucks, and heavy equipment. They are also well-suited for assembly, maintenance, and repair of industrial machinery, where reliable and durable metric hand tools are required.

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  • Model: 130415
  • Shipping Weight: 7.98lbs
  • UPC: 781412566284
  • Manufacturers Part #: 56-628
  • Manufactured by: Armstrong
  • Also Known As: KD56-628, ARM56-628

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 18 January, 2012.