The Klein Tools 24 in. Standard Capacity Adjustable Wrench is made of forged, heat-treated alloy steel for maximum strength and light weight. The precision-machined jaws are individually chosen and assembled by hand to ensure smooth operation. Contoured, tapered handles make them comfortable to use.
- Rail is ground for precision fit
- Knurl turns smoothly for easy operation
- Durable, chrome-plated finish resists corrosion
- Heat-treated for long life
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Elvie Considine (verified owner) –
Forge quality is very good, the surface has no voids, pits or cracks to indicate otherwise. Machining is excellent; the jaws are perfectly aligned both on the side and the tip. Jaw faces are flat and parallel, and the guide (the part that the jaw slides on) is perfectly flat. All that good machining makes for one smooth wrench. It feels precise, and does not have the wobbly feel of cheaper wrenches. The thumb screw has a positive stop at the maximum width so it does not get ‘wedged’ in the open position.I measured the maximum opening at 2-1/8 inch. Throat depth is 2.0 inches. Jaw width is 15/16 inch tapering to 3/4 inch at the tip.This is a solid tool, the kind that gets passed down to generations.
Lysanne Powlowski (verified owner) –
Nice wrench. A bit heavier and bulkier than may be necessary, but it’s a quality piece. The tolerances are reasonably tight, though with little effort a company like Klein should be able to remove most of the play from the lower jaw. But the adjustment screw is the smoothest I’ve felt. Perfect balance, well made and nice feel to the handle. The jaws stay at set opening, no lazy travel.
Margie Connelly (verified owner) –
Wow! This is a great tool for the BIG jobs! love its ease of adjustment and the size really makes a difference with using on the Big projects! love its monster size for giving me leverage and also grips nicely to the bolt or nut for getting a bite on it and using my strength . Great addition to my tool collection and seems like it will be tough enough to handle the big jobs.
Napoleon Ebert (verified owner) –
I am not a fan of using adjustable wrenches on anything big or small, probably due to being told as a boy to find the right wrench for the job. This Klein wrench has changed my mind for some things for sure. It is very well built and the jaw adjustment feels really good. The jaw slides well on the main body of the wrench and stays where you adjust it. I used it to install and remove tow balls of and on some hitches of different sizes, even put a piece of pipe over it to use as an advantage with no issues. This adjustable wrench is a keeper.
Danyka Rath (verified owner) –
If you need an adjustable wrench for those heavy duty jobs, this Klein Tool adjustable wrench should be at the top of your shopping list. Heavy duty jaws, heavy duty adjuster with knurling, heavy all around. Nice long handle about 16 inches overall in length that’s very nicely polished to avoid burrs and fits in your hand well. This is a mans wrench, make no mistake about it.
Bill Padberg (verified owner) –
I love this adjustable wrench. I own a number of adjustable wrenches. None are the size and weight of this one. So many times I have run into a nut or bolt bigger than any of my open-end/box-end, or adjustable wrenches. This baby definitely can handle the big ones. Big 18″ handle and 2 1/2″ jaw opening. I would definitely recommend this wrench for those large size nuts and bolts.
Warren Smitham (verified owner) –
Klein does it again with another professional tool that is a well-made and capable wrench for any big job. With a 15″ overall length and 1-11/16″ jaw capacity this can tackle any large bolt, nut, or similar. The forged design is sturdy but not too heavy, and the jaws open and close smoothly without sloppiness. The handle seems slightly tapered so you may be able to use a cheater bar, but not sure. Overall a highly professional tough wrench, this is the real deal!
Roslyn Berge (verified owner) –
1-11/16 in. Standard Capacity Adjustable Wrench I have had this a couple of weeks it is a crescent wrench they are the best in my option for adjustable wrenches. It is well made and a size that if needed will do the bigger jobs like the nut on the trailer ball. I would recommend this to a friend. I currently have multiple sizes and love them. Would buy again.
Helena Welch (verified owner) –
Professional quality wrench for serious work. BIG yet right-priced. Well made, should last a lifetime.I own many adjustable wrenches. This one compares well to my favorites, some made a long time ago when mechanics lived by their wrenches. This one works smoothly, is very well-finished on the working surfaces and smooth all over, kind to the hands. This type of adjustable wrench has been around over a century, Johansson 1892 and Peterson 1915. Works just as good today as it did for our grandfathers. One correction: while this is sold as up to 2-1/2 in, mine opens to 2-7/16 inch. This wrench is made in Spain. Not Chicago, not China. In the last 30 years Spain has been building on its traditional strength in metal-working. Spain is now strong in machine tools and auto production, and the tools to support those industries. Workers in Spain enjoy collective bargaining with court oversight, no sweat-shops. Look-up “Irega Manufacturing” to see videos of a modern Spanish tool factory.
King Langosh (verified owner) –
Nice wrench. A bit heavier and bulkier than may be necessary, but it’s a quality piece. The tolerances are reasonably tight, though with little effort a company like Klein should be able to remove most of the play from the lower jaw. But the adjustment screw is the smoothest I’ve felt. I think I could use a little less weight in the handle, but just nitpicking.
Maribel Wuckert (verified owner) –
I own about 2 dozen adjustable wrenches from large 3 in jaws(tractors) down to small 1/2 size jaws(bikes). Most of these I’ve had for 50 yrs and a few were foreign junk no-brand boat anchors. I love high quality tools. Almost any tool with the Klein brand is high quality. This medium large Klein wrench is well made with good quality steel forged in Spain. I like the matte nickel finish which looks nice compared to polished chrome and the slim handle is a good feature too. To me the jaws are a bit too chunky making it a tight squeeze in some spots. My finest wrenches have better engineered, smaller contoured, profile jaws, but must be superior, high strength tool steel to do it(Craftsmen). At the price level of this Klein tool its steel should be of superior quality too and I don’t see it. Now, compare this wrench to a same sized Crescent or Milwaukee at 40% savings and you will understand my fair rating.
Delilah Kuvalis (verified owner) –
If Crocodile Dundee were a plumber, he’d likely say, “Now that’s a wrench!” This thing is huge. The fit and finish are top notch, even in a tool that has been scaled up to enormous as has this beast. I concentrated my efforts on measurements for the wrench since it’s size may crucial for certain applications. Here are all of the dimensions I measured.2 1/2 in inside jaw opening 2 1/2 in depth on long side of jaw2 3/8 in deep on other leg of jaw1 1/8 in thick at base of jaw3/4 in thick at tapered ends of jaw1 1/4 in thick at thickest part of entire tool5 7/8 in wide with jaw fully open23 13/16 in full length5/8 in round opening for hanging tool
Ebony Grimes (verified owner) –
Yes, this is a big, heavy adjustable wrench which weighs in at 8 lbs.. It’s 24 in long with a nicely tapered handle and will take nuts and bolts upto 2-1/2 in. capacity. This is the largest wrench that I have in my collection and I hung it up near my tool boxes because It won’t fit in the drawer. Yep. excuse to get a new 72″ tool cabinet because I also have several other large tools stored on the floor. This wrench is nicely forged high quality tool steel made in Spain for Klein Tools. I like this matte chrome finish on this tool as it looks good and has a nice feel. The worm drive thumb adjustment screw and gear teeth are precision machined without any sloppiness slack. This is a proud tool in my collection. My only gripe is what big tools cost.
Dawn Heaney (verified owner) –
The name KLEIN TOOLS is synonymous with high quality professional grade tools and this adjustable wrench is no exception. It is forged from strong, heat-treated steel alloy for exceptional strength. It has an overall length of 15 7/8” with a jaw capacity of 1 11/16”. I found the jaws move easily and smoothly with a nicely machined knarled adjustment screw drive. What separates this high quality wrench from others, ultimately, is not only the materials and machining quality but the precision with which the jaws operate. For maximum grip, the jaws need to maintain contact with the entire surface area on parallel sides of a nut when engaged. The adjustable jaws on this wrench stay perfectly parallel to one another throughout its range of motion delivering that maximum grip. Please see attached pictures where I’ve highlighted this point. If you need one of the very best adjustable wrenches available, you need not look further than this KLEIN TOOLS adjustable wrench.
Jaydon Rogahn (verified owner) –
This adjustable wrench is a nice size. I have a few smaller and medium size adjustable wrenches and I even have a 24 inch with a max opening of 2-1/2 in. So, this 15 inch with an opening of 1-11/16 is a good addition to my tool set. The jaw is well machined, with smooth surfaces. The jaw closes with a perfect fit. I mention this as some of the cheaper wrenches are not as well machined. It appears to be of good quality material, but until I use it on a difficult fitting or bolt that requires high torque I will not know for sure. It has worked great on the less difficult jobs that I have used it for. The 24 inch is too heavy for some jobs and the 12 inch is too small for my needs on some jobs. The 15 inch is a good size and weight for the in-between jobs. I am pleased with the size of this 15 inch 1-11/16 inch Adjustable Wrench.
Nina Pfeffer (verified owner) –
When I ordered this standard 2 1/2 inch adjustable wench, I was surprised when it arrived. For some reason I didn’t know that I was getting a pipe wrench.Once I started using it, it was easy for me to use. The jaws are easy to adjust. When I used in on my well installation, it made loosing and tightening fittings easy. If the one plumbing was stuck, this large wrench handled them with ease. My only drawback is that it is quite heavy.
Clark Kassulke (verified owner) –
This 2-1/16 in. Standard Capacity Adjustable Wrench is a genuine beast for those larger nuts, bolts and pipes etc which heretofore have given me major problems. The tight fitting, non sliding and excellent grip on those tough projects are amazing not to mention the outstanding leverage advantage with an overall length of 18”. Should have invested in this years ago and not gone through the agony of bending ratchet handles due being cheaply made. This is not a small wrench for small jobs. A great investment in a quality item.
Violet Kulas (verified owner) –
Let me start this review by saying that I do not use this wrench for large nuts. I use it mainly for plumbing fittings. It is great for things like 1″ copper NPT to sweat fittings, as well as things like black iron unions. It tends to work better then a pipe wrench for these fittings, and doesn’t leave marks on them.This is a hefty wrench. You can use two hands on it and really crank down on it if you need to. The jaws adjust smoothly, and have almost no play in them. I have seen more play is “bargain” 12″ wrenches. If you need a wrench for larger nuts, as well as plumbing fittings, this wrench will do a good job.
Moriah Wyman (verified owner) –
This is a nice heavy-duty adjustable wrench. The build quality is excellent.The jaw opens to 2 1/2 inches. For larger nuts and bolts, this wrench is excellent in order to handle a variety of nut/bolt sizes without needing to bring a set of huge sockets. The jaw does not wiggle within the wrench head. I like the precision fit of the jaw into the wrench so there isn’t play as the jaw is adjusted from completely closed to its widest opening. That is something I see in cheaper small adjustable wrenches.The adjusting wheel of the wrench is also fit tightly into the wrench so there isn’t play while adjusting the jaw width.There is a hole at the handle end of the wrench to hang the tool while in storage.Chrome plating is nice throughout.I’ve taken photos with a see-though ruler so you can see the dimensions of the wrench head and jaw. Total length of the entire wrench is a bit under 24 inches.This wrench is ideally suited for use in an industrial/commercial capacity, but also is suited for use by the DIY person or contractor who works on home, farm, construction, plumbing or motor vehicle repair projects.
Barrett Adams (verified owner) –
Decent quality but made in Spain. While I generally do not be a country of origin snob when it comes to tools, I feel in the case of this Klein Tools adjustable wrench, it should been made in the USA for the premium that is sought for it. That being said, still a decent adjustable wrench. Seems a little thicker in the beam and head compared to other adjustable wrenches, but I attribute that to it’s intended user base of industrial workers. Adjustment is smooth in action and wrench has minimal to no slip on larger fasteners when in use.