I noticed that you used the "Brand Name" of a popular adjustable wrench. For a good part of my life that's the name we used in my circles. We had a standing joke about a "metric" Crescent wrench. Well laugh or not, I got one a while back that wasn't the Crescent brand, but was a look alike and had the addition of marks on the jaws indicating the size of the opening. Sure-nuf, on one side it said metric and was marked in millimeters. Ha!
When I was working, my company had numerous self designed, produced, and marketed products. Locally we referred to them by the brand name because that's how we knew them. The company used the brand Kleenex as an example......who refers to a box of facial tissues as facial tissues? In my circles the term is "Gimme a Kleenex". Company said that you can loose your patent rights when the Namesake becomes the generic term. Okayeeeeee.
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