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🛠️ Unlock tight spaces with precision and style!
The Capri Tools Super Thin Flat Wrenches are engineered for professionals needing ultra-low profile access. Measuring only 3.6 mm thick, these forged Chrome Vanadium steel wrenches feature a 15-degree angled head for quick flipping and re-engagement, enhanced by a rigorous 10-step heat treatment process and flawless chrome plating for superior durability and corrosion resistance. Perfect for tight clearance tasks, they deliver lasting performance in a sleek, versatile design.
| Brand | Capri Tools |
| Color | Chrome |
| Head Style | Open End |
| Item Length | 0.5 Inches |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Material | Forged Chrome Vanadium |
A**R
Lifesaver; get you one!
Found this to be an indispensable tool in my gunsmithing tool kit! Very nice quality for what I need it for; securing muzzle devices.
D**Y
finally
This wrench is strong,,,,did not spread when i needed it to work on Walbro carburator solonoid removal...super thin and works perfect!!
B**D
Great little wrench
Needed a slim wrench for my small engine shop; when disassembling lawn mower starters you want to use the slim wrench on the inner nut and another wrench in the outer nut, so you don’t ruin the starter, this wrench worked as intended.
B**L
Excellent considering the price!
Purchased this wrench to tighten flame arrestors on my cordless hole punch. This wrench is very thin and fits on the lands, but still surprisingly strong. I had no issues using it and as I started giving it the beans, I wasn’t worried about marring the finish on my tools due to the wrench twisting or bending and loosing its grip. Local napa store wanted $37/wrench for similar design, but it’s made in Taiwan, not the US anymore. So these were a bargain compromise I figured.
P**A
Useful
Perfect thickness for getting into tight spot, using it at work
M**G
Great for A2 FH
Perfect for A2 flash hider
J**N
right fit for the job
needed a tool to lift a drain, these were right size and sturdy
J**R
Nice and thin, but strong.
I had to remove an adjustable screw in foot from a machine and the clearance did not allow a regular 7/16" wrench to get onto the very thin lock nut. The choice was either to grind down a good open end expensive wrench or buy the one listed. I'm glad I did buy the new one because now I have both a 3/8 and a 7/16.