Snap on Part Number

[48548]

I am looking for the part number of the snap on adjustable wrench head that fits on a 3/8 breaker bar/ratchet? Thanks.

 

[chad s]

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...group_ID=20124&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

 

[Merkava_4]

Dang! I never knew that existed.

 

[DaytonFan]

Thats pretty cool little tool!!

 

[48548]

I saw a picture of it on this site and using my snap on breaker bars, I wanted to use it as a swivel head adjustable wrench, looked cool to me and sealed is what I like about it, looks like you might be able to get it tighter with the way you tighten it, instead of the old type adjustable wrenches.

 

[DavidtheDuke]

I have that, it's great for, say, A/C lines where even your smallest adjustable isn't going to get into. Works very well, and made in Spain (funny that they say it isn't branded, when SNAP-ON is right on the friggin picture of the the tool).

 

[eschoendorff]

I have that, it's great for, say, A/C lines where even your smallest adjustable isn't going to get into. Works very well, and made in Spain (funny that they say it isn't branded, when SNAP-ON is right on the friggin picture of the the tool).

That's the little ****** in question. Quite a neat little tool.

 

[billymade]

So, the next question do you think it is made by this Spanish tool company IREGA? http://www.irega.eu/ ?
Seems pretty obvious they are the OEM supplier for this tools; look at the adjustment "scale" on the jaws; the pointer and graphics are pretty close!!

 

[chad s]

So, the next question do you think it is made by http://www.irega.eu/ ?

The Snap on one is marked made in Spain....

 

[Merkava_4]

So, the next question do you think it is made by the Spanish tool company?

The Snap on one is marked made in Spain....

That's funny Chad!!!

 

[ImportTuner]

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...group_ID=20124&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

I though bmwpower had one of those ....

 

[RickP330]

That's a cool tool, so did you purchase it? How about a short review?
RickP

 

[eschoendorff]

I was given one for Christmas... two years ago? Anyway, I would bet that it is made by Irega (Spain) for Snap On... much the same way that Irega makes the Channellock branded adjustables. Very high quality tool (in fact, between my Channellock and this, I don't even use my other adjustables if I can help it!)

When used in with a 3/8 breaker bar, you essentially have a flex head adjustable (nice when you're under the sink, ). Just use your common sense because it is still an adjustable wrench and is not meant for the same torque as a six point socket...