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When choosing a wrench, knowing the size alone is not enough. The type of fastener matters, as does the working space and how much force it takes to loosen or tighten the nut. The INGCO category includes combination and adjustable wrenches, individual sizes, sets, and electric and pneumatic impact wrenches. The range covers combination models from 6 to 32 mm, as well as 20V and 42V electric options.
Combination Wrenches: Size and Type of Work
A combination wrench is designed for one specific fastener size. The category offers 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 27, 30 and 32 mm sizes. This is a practical choice when you know the nut size in advance and need a snug fit.
In tight spaces, where removing the wrench after every turn is awkward, a ratchet handle is used with a matching socket. This INGCO category brings together 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 inch handles and sockets, which work on a different principle from a single fixed wrench.
Adjustable Wrenches for Different Fasteners
An adjustable wrench comes in handy when you need to work on fasteners of different sizes with a single tool. The category includes 8, 10, 15 and 18 inch options, including 2-in-1 models. Because the jaw is movable, you need to consider not only the handle length but also the jaw opening range.
A pipe wrench is a tool with a different purpose and should not be confused with a flat-jaw adjustable model. The various wrenches and sockets are divided into separate groups, so you can work out in advance which type suits a fastener of a particular shape and size.
Electric Wrenches and Pneumatic Impact Wrenches
When loosening a nut by hand takes a lot of force, an electric impact wrench does the job on a different principle. The category includes 20V and 42V Li-Ion models, with options delivering 405, 460, 650 and 1360 Nm of torque. When comparing these models, voltage alone is not enough: torque also has to be taken into account.
A pneumatic impact wrench runs on compressed air and is used as part of a system connected to a compressor. INGCO pneumatic tools cover a range of workloads, so when choosing one, check the connector size and compatibility with your specific system separately.
Wrench Sets: Individual Sizes or a Complete Kit
A wrench set is practical when you regularly use several sizes. The category includes 6, 8 and 9-piece sets, as well as larger kits. An individual wrench is the more targeted choice if you only need to add one size or replace a lost tool.
Various tool sets may include sockets and other mechanical tools alongside wrenches. The difference is not just in the number of pieces: what a set contains determines how many types of work a single kit can cover.
Torque Wrenches and Tightening Control
A torque wrench is used when a fastener has to be tightened to a specific torque. The 1/2 inch model in this category covers a range of 40 to 200 Nm. With a tool like this, the key parameter, along with size, is the torque the specific job requires.
In automotive work, the type of wrench often depends on the specific component, which is why automotive tools also include wrenches and sockets. When making the final choice, the most practical guidelines are fastener size, the force required and how often you will use the tool, because these three factors determine whether a hand wrench is enough or you need an electric, pneumatic or torque model.