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Check out our comprehensive metric to standard wrench conversion chart. This handy tool provides a quick reference guide for converting metric wrench sizes to their corresponding standard measurements.
Wrenches come in two types of sizing: Standard (or SAE) and Metric. In this article, we’ll look at a wrench size chart, wrenches according to socket sizes, and a standard-to-metric conversion chart.
There are Standard (SAE) and Metric wrench sizes, and you can find all wrench sizes in order that can range from the smallest to the largest and come as part of a set for activities like these.
Compare SAE & metric sizes with our wrench conversion chart. For each bolt size, we give the best-fitting standard & MM socket wrenches.
Some of us have a lot of SAE, others have a full range of metric and most of us have a balanced mix of both. Whatever your setup, our wrench conversion chart will tell you the best fitting standard or metric wrench to use for any given bolt.
Here are Standard (SAE) and Metric wrench sizes (from smallest to largest) that can often be found as part of a set or individually. Related: Hex Key Sizes (Conversion Chart)
Below is a list of commonly used SAE (Imperial) Standard and Metric wrench and socket sizes in ascending order up to 2 inches. For each size, I also mention one size smaller (step down) and the next size bigger or larger (step up), along with their equivalent size in Metric or mm.