Gardner Bender LNW-3PC LNW locknut wrench, Assorted | For 1/2 in, 3/4 in, and 1 in UL Locknuts, Thin Steel Construction (Formerly: Gardner Bender)

You just can't beat this tool for getting the job of tightening those stubborn connectors lock nuts! GB gets the job done easily!

Great way to snug the nuts on instead of banging away with a screw driver and hammer… and I’ve not been so great using needle nose either. Cheaper than the Klein and Milwaukee but either one of those or both have offset feature which admittedly could come in handy when working in a panel with a lip. So wish they could come up with an offset version that worked as well as this version

If you even get one use out of these, I think it's worth it. Tighten so much easier and tighter than wedging it with a screwdriver. Really happy!

You don't actually need these. You can use a screwdriver or pliers instead. These worked in a few places. However, in tight spots, I still had to use the old screwdriver or pliers method. I'll keep them because I did use them. I thought I'd be able to get a little more use out of them with the recent project I completed.

These are handy little wrenches for tightening the lock nuts for electrical wiring box connectors and clamps. I saw reviews where people were complaining that they couldn’t reach lock nuts that were inside of a lipped box. These are simple straight wrenches, not offset wrenches. Klein sells a similar set that is offset for that type of application, but they honestly get complaints on tightening with the offset handles. A set of both styles makes sense if you work with a lot of different box sizes. These are intended for electrical fitting lock nuts which don’t require a lot of torque. I saw complaints from users trying to use them on hydraulic fittings which require a lot more torque. I use heavier spanner type wrenches for that type of application or for tightening the collets on my ISO tool holders on my CNC machine. I like the light weight compact design of these wrenches because they fit well into my tool belt pouch. The only thing I can’t figure out is why there are notches added to the grip area of the wrench. There are 4 on the 1/2” and 1 each on the 3/4 and 1” wrenches. They could be break-away tabs from the machining process, but the 4 on the 1/2” don’t make sense for that. Maybe they provide clearance for some applications. They are a great deal for $11.

I bought it for a second time again. Perfect Quality. Great Value, it works as advertised. Will put it in Stock at our Worldwide Headquarters as a Machine Distributor. This comment sent to you by a worldwide OEM. Real good stuff and quality. I really advise to have that at hand, it is nowhere available. (Lowes, Home Depot,...). A Locknut Wrench everybody looked at it, but nowhere in Stock. Better get this stuff here... Good quality I say again, you won`t be disappointed...Looks very weak but is alloy steel. I recommend.

I had these on my 'to buy sometime, but not necessary' list... and in the few days I've had these in my tool pouch they have proved to be much more useful than expected! As a commercial electrician I do a lot of pipe work, and have always found holding two sets of pliers to tighten connectors to be mildly tedious in finding a solid grip on a lock nut. These effortlessly grab onto the nut, practically falling into place around the ring. I had seen a competitor's version had an offset, but I chose this set since they lay flat and can store in the narrow pouch on the front of my tool bag.

Excelente

I have this wrench and the smaller 2 sizes, theyre great. I get lockrings way tighter than with my pliers and a flathead, they even work on teck connectors. I use them very frequntly, they're always in my vest pocket. This 1" model works up to 1-1/2, haven't tried 2 inch yet.

Buen producto

Uso esporadicamente, mas serviu perfeitamente

The invention of the pin spanner is well over a hundred years old. It's too bad it took so long to get anything like this on the market for the electrical trade. Trying to wrestle a pare of groove type pliers in a small outlet box to tighten a half-inch lock nut while keeping the conduit or cable clamp screw aligned is annoying. These wrenches are extremely well designed as they have (an estimated) 15 degree difference between each end, allowing full tightening coverage in the most confined enclosure. Another manufacturer has a "one size fits all" tool, but it is limited in it's tightening radius especially when the lock nut has few lugs. The 1/2 and 3/4" come separately with gun metal finish at a reasonable price, however if you want the 1" wrench with the same finish, it is a bit over priced. It is affordable if if you buy all three as a package. These have a painted finish that chip easy, but you, as a tradesman shouldn't worry about that. Excellent product from Gardener Bender.

Llegó en tiempo y forma todo muy bien