Chrome Vanadium, T-Bar Torque
The bar and drive are chrome vanadium steel with a chrome plated finish — the combination trades expect for socket tools that get used wet and wiped down. Chrome vanadium takes the torque a T-bar allows without rounding the drive, and the plating keeps rust off a tool that lives in a toolbox.
The T-bar is the point: it lets both hands apply torque, and it turns a socket in spaces where a ratchet handle cannot swing. Sizes run 8, 10, 12 and 14MM for general fasteners, plus 17MM for the larger heads.
Where T-Wrenches Are Used
Automotive and bicycle workshops use them for hex fasteners in tight engine and frame spaces; machinery and industrial maintenance for assembly and repair work; farm implement shops for seasonal servicing; and trade benches keep a set as the reach tool when the ratchet will not fit.
- Automotive & bicycle — hex fasteners in tight spaces
- Machinery maintenance — assembly and repair work
- Farm implements — seasonal servicing
- Trade benches — the reach tool when a ratchet will not swing
Packing & Program Notes
Packing is 100 pieces per carton for the 8 to 14MM sizes and 80 pieces per carton at 17MM, in export cartons. Polybag, color box and blister packing are available for retail-facing programs.
MOQ is 10 cartons per size. Custom packing and logo printing open up from 50+ cartons — relevant for buyers with their own tool brand.
T-Wrench — FAQ
What sizes are available?
8, 10, 12, 14 and 17MM.
What material is the wrench?
Chrome vanadium steel.
What is the surface finish?
Chrome plated.
What is the MOQ?
10 cartons per size; custom packing and logo from 50+ cartons.
