Martin Tool 1224 30 Degree Angle Service Wrench, 3/4", Chrome

Martin Tool 1224 30 Degree Angle Service Wrench, 3/4", Chrome

• Martin Tool 1224 is a 3/4" 30 degree angle service wrench designed for access to jam nuts and other fasteners in confined service areas. This open end wrench has a thin head pattern, chrome finish, and angled opening that helps improve clearance where a standard wrench may be difficult to position.
• Features:
  • 3/4" opening fits matching SAE fasteners for service and maintenance work.
  • 30 degree angled open end helps improve access when working around nearby obstructions.
  • Thin head pattern is suited for jam nuts and other fasteners in confined spaces.
  • Chrome finish helps resist corrosion and supports easier cleanup after use.
  • Designed for use as a service wrench where clearance is limited and a standard open end wrench may be harder to position.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Martin Tool
  • Part Number: 1224
  • MPN: 1224
  • UPC: Not confirmed from verified manufacturer or distributor sources
  • Product Type: 30 degree angle service wrench
  • Wrench Opening: 3/4"
  • Measurement System: SAE
  • Wrench Type: Open end service wrench
  • Angle: 30 degree
  • Finish: Chrome
  • Head Diameter A: 1-11/16"
  • Head Thickness B: 1/4"
  • Length C: 6-5/16"
  • Weight: 0.22 lb
  • Packaging Quantity: 1 wrench
  • System Compatibility or Application: Designed for use on 3/4" SAE fasteners, especially jam nuts and other fasteners in confined service areas.
• The 30 Degree Angle Service Wrench can also be referred to as angle service wrench, 3/4" service wrench, open end service wrench, jam nut wrench, and thin head service wrench.

Martin Tool manufactures hand tools and striking tools for industrial, automotive, and maintenance applications. The brand is known for service wrenches, specialty tools, and forged tool products used by professional technicians and tradespeople.

Q: What type of fastener is Martin Tool 1224 designed to fit?
A: It is designed for 3/4" SAE fasteners and is especially useful where space is limited around the fastener.

Q: Why would I choose a 30 degree angle service wrench instead of a standard open end wrench?
A: The 30 degree angled opening can improve access in tighter areas where a straight wrench is harder to position or turn.

Q: Is this wrench intended for jam nut service?
A: Yes. Verified distributor references describe this pattern as a thin head service wrench suited for jam nuts and confined service applications.