A handle is used in combination with sockets or other compatible attachments to apply torque for tightening or loosening bolts and nuts. The flexibility in the handle allows for easier access and operation, especially in confined areas where a straight handle may not be practical. Flex handle has a joint in the middle of the handle that allows the head to pivot or bend to different angles. This flexibility provides greater maneuverability and allows the tool to access bolts or fasteners in tight or awkward spaces where a straight tool might not fit.

• Wright flex handles have a 7 place indexing head for full 180 deg rotation
• Forged and machined for best fit and unyielding strength
• Precision heat-treated and tempered for optimal hardness, ductility and durability
• Easy to read stamp pattern in order to quickly determine opening size
• Designed, engineered and manufactured in Barberton, OH
• Meets and exceeds ASME B107 hand tool standards
• Steel pin and tension washer construction for added strength
• No binding or locked joints