Crescent AT18CV 8-Inch Adjustable Wrench Cushion Grip, Black Phosphate Finish
- Polished head with red non-slip cushion grip for comfort and ease of use.
- Proportioned dimensions for greatest strength and minimum weight.
- Tension spring stabilizes jaw and knurl adjusts easily.
- Alloy steel and heat treated for strength and durability.
Product Description
Item #: 181-AT18CV. For professional, industrial, and home use
Wide capacity jaw (sizes 6-12) allows each tool to work with more fasteners sizes
Wider handles (sizes 6-12) provides more comfort and less stress to the hand
Tension spring stabilizes jaw and knurl adjusts easily
Alloy steel and heat treated
Proportioned dimensions for greatest strength and minimum weight
Chrome plated finish resists rust and corrosion
Polished head and red non-slip cushion grip Opening Size = 1 1/8 in [Max]Opening Head Angle = 15°Hook Hook Overall Length = 8 inHandle Type = I-BeamMaterial = Alloy SteelFinish = BlackJaw Packing Type = CardedType = Adjustable WrenchWt. = 9.01 oz
Customers also search for: Discount 8″ Black Adjustable Wrench, Buy 8″ Black Adjustable Wrench, Wholesale 8″ Black Adjustable Wrench, 037103462039, AT18CV, Adjustable Wrenches… More >>
Crescent AT18CV 8-Inch Adjustable Wrench Cushion Grip, Black Phosphate Finish
This is first rate, made in the U.S.A. tool. Excellent steel, strong and well finished I bought it to replace a very old Crescent adjustable wrench that wandered off. It’s nice to find that Crescent, who invented this type of wrench, is still in business. All of their tools are great investments.
I bought this wrench almost 2 years ago and have used it constantly at work since then. I work primarily on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico, so this tool is constantly soaked in salt water. The mechanism has held up well in that time. All I have done is keep it rinsed daily and occasionally spray the adjustment screw with some electrical cleaner to break any corrosion free. A wire brush also works to clean the wrench. The rubber grip is comfortable but sadly it is the least durable part of the tool. Mine is still intact, but torn and worn away in places. Still it serves its purpose and provides good grip and cushioning. The hole at the end of the handle is useful for attaching a small shackle and brass clip as I have to keep the wrench on my jeans and out of the ocean.
I would buy another of these tools if I ever lose mine. But I don;t see myself replacing it anytime soon.