Metric Open End Slugging Wrenches
Series 87 metric striking wrenches manufactured in Germany to DIN 133 specifications.
View Metric SizesProfessional-grade open end slugging wrenches, striking wrenches, slogging wrenches and hammer wrenches manufactured by Elora Werkzeugfabrik to the DIN 133 standard.
When a standard wrench isn't enough, a slugging wrench gives you the ability to apply additional force with a hammer.
Elora Open End Slugging Wrenches are manufactured in Germany according to the DIN 133 standard. These heavy-duty wrenches are constructed from high-grade tool steel and feature a durable steel-grey finish.
The striking end of the wrench is designed to be struck with a hammer, allowing the user to apply substantially greater torque to stubborn fasteners than is normally possible with a conventional open-end wrench.
Elora Series 87 Open End Slugging Wrenches are available in both metric and American fractional sizes.
Series 87 metric striking wrenches manufactured in Germany to DIN 133 specifications.
View Metric SizesAmerican fractional sizes for applications requiring inch-based fasteners.
View A.F. SizesDesigned specifically for demanding applications where additional torque is required.
The striking end is designed to accept hammer blows to help loosen stubborn fasteners or increase applied torque.
Manufactured from high-grade tool steel for demanding industrial and mechanical applications.
Manufactured according to the DIN 133 standard for open-end striking wrenches.
Produced by Elora Werkzeugfabrik, a German hand-tool manufacturer founded in 1924.
Slugging wrenches are used wherever large fasteners and high torque requirements make conventional wrenches impractical.
These tools are known by several names, including slugging wrench, striking wrench, slogging wrench, and hammer wrench.
Regardless of terminology, an open end slugging wrench is designed for applications where the wrench can be struck with a hammer to generate additional torque. This makes it particularly useful when breaking loose stubborn or seized fasteners.