Omega Shifting Wrench Overview

This 375mm adjustable wrench from Omega is engineered for high-torque applications across multiple trades. With a robust steel body and corrosion-resistant matte black finish, it’s built to withstand demanding environments. The adjustable jaw accommodates a wide range of bolt sizes, making it a versatile addition to any toolkit.

Omega Shifting Wrench Benefits and Features

• Adjustable Jaw: Fits bolts up to 43.1mm for multi-purpose use
• Extended Length: 375mm handle offers increased leverage and reach
• Matte Black Finish: Resists rust and wear over time
• Knurled Screw: Enables quick and precise jaw adjustment
• Steel Construction: Withstands pressure and impact in tough conditions
• Size Markings: Easy reference for fast tool selection
• Circular Handle Hole: Allows for hanging or tethering
• Heavy-Duty Build: Suitable for professional and industrial use
• Versatile Functionality: Ideal for plumbing, automotive, and general repairs

Steps to Follow for Using the Omega Shifting Wrench

Preparation

1. Select the correct bolt or nut size
2. Inspect the wrench for any wear or damage
3. Adjust the jaw to slightly larger than the fastener
4. Ensure a clean, dry grip surface

How to Use the Omega Shifting Wrench

1. Slide the jaw over the fastener
2. Tighten the knurled screw until snug
3. Apply steady pressure to turn the fastener
4. Re-adjust jaw as needed for different sizes

Cleanup

• Wipe down with a dry cloth after use
• Apply light oil to the adjustment screw for smooth operation
• Store in a dry toolbox or hang via handle hole
• Avoid exposure to moisture to preserve finish

A Few Scenarios Where the Product Can Be Used

• Loosening bolts on vehicle suspension systems
• Tightening plumbing fittings under sinks
• Adjusting fasteners on scaffolding or metal frames
• General maintenance in workshops or garages
• Emergency repairs in field service kits

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Health and Safety

Always wear protective gloves when using hand tools to prevent injury. Ensure the wrench is properly adjusted before applying force to avoid slippage. Do not use the wrench as a hammer or pry bar. Store in a secure location to prevent accidental drops.

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