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catalog number:51090
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EAN code:5906083510908
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,03 kg
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The 9 mm combination spanner is a double-ended tool that combines an open end and a ring end in a single body. Its carbon steel construction resists deformation when working with 9 mm fasteners.
One end is fitted with an open jaw (open end) and the other with a closed ring (ring end). The open end allows the spanner to be placed quickly on nuts and bolts, while the ring end grips the hexagon all the way round, eliminating the risk of slipping.
The ring end is set at 15° to the axis of the spanner, which allows work in confined spaces. Once the fastener has been turned, the spanner can be repositioned without taking it off, which speeds up assembly and disassembly in hard-to-reach places.
Carbon steel is characterised by high mechanical strength and resistance to twisting. This material gives the tool lasting durability under repeated use and load, as is typical of workshop and assembly work.
The spanner is designed for nuts, bolts and heads with a spanner size of 9 mm. This size is found in plumbing installations, precision mechanics, minor repairs to electronic equipment, and the assembly of furniture and fittings.
| Manufacturer | VOREL |
| Model | 51090 |
| Spanner type | Combination |
| Size | 9 mm |
| Material | Carbon steel |
| Ring end offset angle | 15 degrees |
| Ring end type | Closed, 6-point |
The spanner size must match the size of the nut or bolt. A spanner that is too large will damage the corners of the hexagon, while one that is too small will not grip properly. A size of 9 mm denotes both the width across the jaws of the open end and the diameter of the circle circumscribing the hexagon of the ring end.
When tightening, pull the spanner towards the ring end – this gives a more stable grip and reduces the risk of slipping. The open end is used for initial tightening or loosening of fasteners; final tightening is carried out with the ring end.
After use, clean the spanner of dirt, oil and rust. Storing it in a dry place prevents corrosion of the carbon steel. Checking the condition of the jaws and the ring end regularly helps to detect wear – rounded edges mean the tool needs to be replaced.
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