Adjustable Wrench - Titanium 4 Inch ( NSN Pending )
Limit 4 Per Customer
Now hermetically sealed!
Members of the military Explosive Ordinance Disposal teams wanted a small, light, non-magnetic wrench for working on magnetically sensitive devices, and this is what we provide them:
Specs:
- Weighs: 26 grams. Less than a ounce
- Grade 4 Titanium
- Length: 4-1/8”
- Jaw Opening: .52”
- 6 Tether Holes
- Super Strong
- NSN Pending
- Marked "Titanium - CAGE: 5VKB6"
The background:
This is a project we have been working on for two years. Most wrenches are forged from tool steel, but It was determined that this wrench must be Titanium. Why Titanium? It’s extremely corrosion resistant. Featuring No/Low magnetic signature. Extraordinarily strong, titanium possesses a greater strength-to-weight ratio than stainless, steel or aluminum. Titanium weighs about 60% less than steel in density, producing tools at nearly half the weight of steel.
This means that the wrench needed to be machined out of a solid billet of Titanium. Making a adjustable wrench in the machine shop i s a lot more complicated than it sounds.
The Ti Wrench is fully heat treatable and scroll down to see one Tony Fabrioli made for himself. The possibilities are endless...
I was going to buy the 3" version but did not see it here so bought the 4". It still fits fine in my EDC pouch and the extra inch gives a little more leverage. Built tough and seems to be tight on the roll up. No wiggle means good quality. Thanks Country Comm!
Great tool to carry in my EDC organizer? not to big and good for small jobs.
Excellent product, the material looks very good quality and very light, it is very practical to use in my work
I work on radio equipment that is rusted outside, or a previous person used red threadlocker. Lesser wrenches this size break under the stress. This titanium wrench does not. Being six times stronger than steel, and probably a dozen times stronger than cheap steel, you will not break this extremely tough and light wrench. The pictures on this site,shows its intended working environment, and it will work well for this. Saves you from carrying a full set of wrenches, and has little wobble, and play in the mechanism. Buy one now!
I now have one of each of all three sizes, and find the 4-inch to be best for carrying in a pocket, and the 6-inch to be right to carry on a bike, especially steel and other vintage bicycles.
