- How is the 806W different from a standard 6-inch adjustable wrench?
- Its jaws are wider, giving up to 25% more capacity, and the jaws are thinner and non-protruding with a narrower head for better access in tight spaces.
- What is the jaw capacity?
- Channellock states the wide jaws support larger nuts and bolts with up to 25% extra capacity over a conventional 6-inch wrench. Exact opening width is not listed here.
- Where is it made and what is it made of?
- It is forged from chrome vanadium steel and made in Spain, with a chrome finish for rust prevention.
- Does it have measurement markings?
- Yes. Scales are laser engraved, in inches on the front and millimeters on the reverse, for sizing nuts, pipe and tube diameters.
- Is a 6-inch wrench enough for tough bolts?
- For most everyday work, yes, but the short handle gives less leverage than an 8- or 10-inch wrench. Use a larger wrench for tight or rusted fasteners.
- What are the dimensions?
- The wrench measures 6.25 inches long, 1.97 inches wide and 0.43 inches thick.
- Where is the 6-inch Adjustable Wrench (806W) cheapest?
- At Water Specialties Company, for $17.36, 17% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the 6-inch Adjustable Wrench (806W)?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 22 ratings.
- Where can I buy the 6-inch Adjustable Wrench (806W)?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including CHANNELLOCK®, Life and Home, Toolbox Supply, Toolup, Haus of Tools.