Teng Tools 85 mm Ring End Slogging Wrench Metric Box End Striking - 903085
75mm
Sale price
$54.50
Regular price $269.50
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Teng Tools 85 mm Ring End Slogging Wrench Metric Box End Striking - 903085
Sale price
$54.50
Regular price $269.50
- LARGE-FORMAT METRIC FIT: This 85 mm wrench measures 340 mm (13.4 in) in overall length and weighs 4100 g. The ring end engages all six flats of the fastener head, spreading force evenly to resist rounding on large, high-value hardware. Fasteners in this size range appear on mining crushers, wind-turbine foundations, large press frames, and power-generation equipment.
- ENGINEERED FOR IMPACT: The handle terminates in a wide, flat striking zone that accepts full-force blows from a sledge. Unlike a standard slugging wrench used with light taps, the broad target area on this tool lets you commit to powerful swings knowing the energy will transfer straight through the handle and into the ring end seated on the fastener.
- BUILT FOR THE TOUGHEST JOBS: At 4100 g and 340 mm (13.4 in) long, this wrench carries the mass needed to resist deflection when you are breaking torque on large-diameter bolting. Use it during planned outages at refineries, on structural steel in bridge and building construction, or on the hold-down bolts of heavy rotating equipment where metric hardware is standard.
- INDIVIDUAL SIZING: Sold as a single 85 mm wrench. Large metric sizes are expensive, and most tradesmen need only a few specific sizes rather than a complete range. Buying individually lets you match your inventory to actual job requirements, replace a single worn tool, or add a size your shop has never stocked before — all without paying for wrenches that sit unused.
- PRACTICAL HANDLE GEOMETRY: The straight handle profile gives you clear swing path for the hammer while keeping your support hand well away from pinch points and adjacent hardware. The overall proportions balance leverage against maneuverability so you can position the ring end in confined areas around large flanges, turbine casings, and structural joints.