Bahco 9031 R US Black X-Wide Adjustable Wrench Ergo, 8″
$31.91
- Extra-wide opening jaws with shorter handle for maximum access in confined areas.
- Slim head with tapered jaws combine easy accessibility with extra turning strength
- This Product is manufactured in Spain
From the manufacturer
BAHCO, inventor of the original adjustable wrenches, ergonomics and cutting tools has delivered innovative products for 130 years.
Bahco Big-Mouth Ergo Adjustable Wrench
Designed According to Bahco's Scientific 11-Step Ergonomic Design Program. The Bahco Ergo process is unique to Bahco and scientifically formulated with the help of industrial Designers and Ergonomists. For Bahco's tools to be ergonomic, they must be perfectly suited for the task, the user and the environment.
- Bahco has been producing adjustable wrenches for 130 years.
- Extra wide opening jaws with shorter handles for maximum access in confined areas.
True Ergonomic Design
True Ergo design, with thermoplastic handle and larger grip width. Resistant to a wide range of temperature from -40°F to 212° F. Ideal for plumbers, electricians, and maintenance workers.
Maxiumum Access
Slim head with tapered jaws combine easy accessibility with extra turning strength. Firm grip even when the handle is oily and dirty. One-piece forged steel handle for extra strength.
Extra Wide Opening Jaws
45 % wider opening and 45 % thinner jaw. Perfect for working in confined places, within enclosures, or anywhere that a short handle is needed.
Ergonomic design of the handle, jaws and grips
Makes it possible to use hand strength in the best and most efficient way. Gives the best, safest grip in different work positions. Protects against unnecessary work injuries.
Bahco's Scientific 11-Step Ergonomic Design Program
Parallel jaw faces for safer grip
Improved accessibility as the adjustable moving jaw does not fall out, even at maximum opening.
Good balance, very comfortable and easy to work with
Designed to distribute the pressure evenly in the hand, reducing the risk of work-related injuries.
Big Bahco invention. But small enough to fit in back pocket
- 8" Length
- 1-1/2" Maximum Jaw Opening
- 12 ounces
- 1/2" Head Thickness
- 1/4" Jaw Tip Thickness
Product description
Extra-wide opening jaws with shorter handle for maximum access in confined areas. Slim head with tapered jaws combine easy accessibility with extra turning strength. This Product is manufactured in Spain.
| Manufacturer | JH Williams Tool Group |
|---|---|
| Place of Business | THROOP, PA, 18512 US |
| Part Number | BAH9031RUS |
| Product Dimensions | 25.4 x 7.62 x 2.54 cm; 325 g |
| Item model number | BAH9031RUS |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Size | 8" |
| Colour | Black |
| Finish | Painted |
| Material | Metal |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Head Style | Flex |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 325 g |
| Country of origin | Spain |
Daniel W. (verified owner) –
Is durable adjustable wrench
Andrew (verified owner) –
Is durable adjustable wrench
Ken (verified owner) –
Seems like a very high grade steel, and I love how thin this is and how wide it opens for an 8" wrench. If you're only going to have one adjustable wrench in a crash kit or similar, this is the one to have. The only thing I don't like is that the jaws seem just a touch sloppier than I would have expected. Snap-On sells this exact same wrench re-badged under their own name; the only difference is the Snap-On one has a chrome plating. The snap-on one I looked at seemed a little less sloppy – I think the extra few thou thickness of the chrome plating makes the difference.
Saajan Brar (verified owner) –
Seems like a very high grade steel, and I love how thin this is and how wide it opens for an 8" wrench. If you're only going to have one adjustable wrench in a crash kit or similar, this is the one to have. The only thing I don't like is that the jaws seem just a touch sloppier than I would have expected. Snap-On sells this exact same wrench re-badged under their own name; the only difference is the Snap-On one has a chrome plating. The snap-on one I looked at seemed a little less sloppy – I think the extra few thou thickness of the chrome plating makes the difference.
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Very nice wrench with tight tolerances on everything. I keep one of these in my vehicle and at home at all times, great for doing housework when you don't need specialty tools.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Very nice wrench with tight tolerances on everything. I keep one of these in my vehicle and at home at all times, great for doing housework when you don't need specialty tools.
Kalib Wiebe (verified owner) –
Same manufacturer, snap quality, just a different finish. I got the snap on ADHW8A before i knew about bahco. The snap on costs $116cad/$85 usd. The bahco 9031 RC *chrome finish* was $48cad/$35usd. And this one is only $30cad/$22usd. Up to you if think paying 4x more just for different finish/colour/logo is worth it. I dont think so, just bahco for me now
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Same manufacturer, snap quality, just a different finish. I got the snap on ADHW8A before i knew about bahco. The snap on costs $116cad/$85 usd. The bahco 9031 RC *chrome finish* was $48cad/$35usd. And this one is only $30cad/$22usd. Up to you if think paying 4x more just for different finish/colour/logo is worth it. I dont think so, just bahco for me now
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
Probably the best brand of adjustables ever made. Ideally you should use the correct size wrench, but these will work in a pinch. Nice and tight, no slop in the mechanism.
Saajan Brar (verified owner) –
I am a licensed mechanic and have spent likely too much time on the snapon truck over the years, I always laughed at the adjustables on the truck pushing 100 bucks! These are the exact same wrench just not red and chrome and to be honest I like these more after having them both side by side.
Kalib Wiebe (verified owner) –
I am a licensed mechanic and have spent likely too much time on the snapon truck over the years, I always laughed at the adjustables on the truck pushing 100 bucks! These are the exact same wrench just not red and chrome and to be honest I like these more after having them both side by side.
matt impey (verified owner) –
A Closer Look (verified owner) –
Absolutely love it, fits where big wrenches don't around right clearance hydraulic fittings. Can handle a decent sized breaker bar for doing stupid stuff. Will be buying a few more for when I break this one. It stands up to abuse really well.
Stevan (verified owner) –
Produto de ótima qualidade, bem embalado e entregue antes do prazo previsto.
ssingh (verified owner) –
Produto excelente,folga quase zero, construção impecável
Daniel W. (verified owner) –
Produto excelente,folga quase zero, construção impecável
Andrew (verified owner) –
Gostei, ferramenta de qualidade, daqui a 5 anos bolto aqui para concluir a avaliação ( 5 anos de teste se passar é boa mesmo)
matt impey (verified owner) –
Gostei, ferramenta de qualidade, daqui a 5 anos bolto aqui para concluir a avaliação ( 5 anos de teste se passar é boa mesmo)
matt impey (verified owner) –
Bought this on recommendation from a buddy. It's a good little adjustable wrench. Not a lot of play and I like the grip.
Ken (verified owner) –
Bought this on recommendation from a buddy. It's a good little adjustable wrench. Not a lot of play and I like the grip.
Stevan (verified owner) –
I love this wrench. I've always carried adjustables with me every day at work as an engineer. I use to carry the crescent brand 10”. It had great leverage and a wider mouth than the 8” or 6” or course. But she was heavy. Last year I started working on a Drill rig and everyone was carrying one of these little guys. They open to 1 5/8” That is massive for an 8” adjustable, and the main reason it’s so great. Also the tips of the flats are only 7/32 thick, you can fit this girl in some pretty tight spots. It’s tough too. I’ve had mine for a year or so and it’s still tight with regular wear, but there are people who have used theirs every day for years out here. Zero machining surfaces left on them, scratched and gouged, size marks worn off, but they still hold even flats and adjust with one thumb. Even the rubber handle, though cut, roughed, and dented is still whole and comfortable. Some of the older ones from 4 years ago and older seem to have “made in Sweden” stamped on them, whereas the newer ones do not. But quality seems the same, and they wear the same. Consistency is alright. We usually order 20 at a time direct, on the rig every few months, they have a tendency to “disappear” Once in a while some flats don’t seem to line up exactly, but has not affected performance of the tool. Just know there is room for improvement there. The one I have ordered from here seems perfectly flat and the same quality as the ones I use at work. Hands down the most affective, versatile adjustable wrench available. I feel I cannot dock a star for the flats, but know if the quality diminished or the consistency falls (are you listening Bahco, or snap on, or whoever the heck deals with quality control for this wrench now) I’ll be back to let everyone know with a vengeance. I hate when good tools go bad because of a fat man in a suit.
ssingh (verified owner) –
I love this wrench. I've always carried adjustables with me every day at work as an engineer. I use to carry the crescent brand 10”. It had great leverage and a wider mouth than the 8” or 6” or course. But she was heavy. Last year I started working on a Drill rig and everyone was carrying one of these little guys. They open to 1 5/8” That is massive for an 8” adjustable, and the main reason it’s so great. Also the tips of the flats are only 7/32 thick, you can fit this girl in some pretty tight spots. It’s tough too. I’ve had mine for a year or so and it’s still tight with regular wear, but there are people who have used theirs every day for years out here. Zero machining surfaces left on them, scratched and gouged, size marks worn off, but they still hold even flats and adjust with one thumb. Even the rubber handle, though cut, roughed, and dented is still whole and comfortable. Some of the older ones from 4 years ago and older seem to have “made in Sweden” stamped on them, whereas the newer ones do not. But quality seems the same, and they wear the same. Consistency is alright. We usually order 20 at a time direct, on the rig every few months, they have a tendency to “disappear” Once in a while some flats don’t seem to line up exactly, but has not affected performance of the tool. Just know there is room for improvement there. The one I have ordered from here seems perfectly flat and the same quality as the ones I use at work. Hands down the most affective, versatile adjustable wrench available. I feel I cannot dock a star for the flats, but know if the quality diminished or the consistency falls (are you listening Bahco, or snap on, or whoever the heck deals with quality control for this wrench now) I’ll be back to let everyone know with a vengeance. I hate when good tools go bad because of a fat man in a suit.