As workspaces become increasingly confined during screwing tasks, tools are needed that allow users to work successfully even in such situations. Tight spaces require additional contact points for the tool. Can wrenches be modified in such a way that the tool's contact options are increased? By combining a 7.5° angled jaw with a double hexagon geometry, the number of contact points is doubled. With a repeated 180° rotation of the wrench around its longitudinal axis while screwing, there are four contact options, and nuts or screw heads can be "gripped" every 15°. The Joker 6003, with its clever jaw geometry, significantly expands the user's range in tight spaces. The Joker 6003 automatically finds the appropriate contact point after each turn. The slim yet robust ring side is angled 15° to the tool axis. The high-quality surface treatment provides excellent and long-lasting corrosion protection. With the tool finder Take it easy: color coding by size.