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catalog number:G10316
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EAN code:5901477108600
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,21 kg
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A combination spanner that pairs the open-end and ring-end functions with a ratchet mechanism. Designed for use with M16 metric nuts and bolts, allowing continuous operation without removing the spanner after each turn.
The ratchet requires only 5° of working movement, making it possible to work in confined spaces. The more teeth, the smaller the angle needed to engage, which allows work in hard-to-reach places where a full turn of the spanner is not possible.
A material that combines the hardness of chrome with the elasticity of vanadium. The addition of vanadium increases resistance to material fatigue and prevents cracking under heavy loads. The polished surface provides corrosion resistance and is easy to clean.
The ring-end design transfers force to the flat faces of the nut rather than its corners. This allows work on fasteners with partially damaged corners and reduces the risk of further damage to the head when undoing.
The ratchet gear is heat-treated to increase surface hardness. Hardening ensures the mechanism lasts under repeated loads and reduces tooth wear during intensive use.
| Spanner size | 16 mm |
| Type | Ratcheting combination spanner |
| Number of teeth | 72 |
| Working angle | 5° |
| Material | Chrome vanadium steel (CrV) |
| Surface finish | Polished |
| End system | Surface Drive |
| Model | G10316 |
The 16 mm spanner is intended for use with M16 metric bolts and nuts. Check the spanner size before purchase — the size refers to the distance across the flats of the nut, not the thread diameter. An M10 bolt requires a 17 mm spanner, not 10 mm.
The ratchet mechanism requires periodic lubrication with lithium grease or tool oil. Contamination can cause the mechanism to jam — clean the spanner after working in dusty environments. Avoid overloading the spanner by using extension bars or pipes as levers, as this can damage the ratchet mechanism.
The ratchet direction switch is usually located near the ring head. Before starting work, make sure the mechanism is set in the correct direction. Store the spanner in a dry place and avoid prolonged contact with moisture.
A standard combination spanner requires a full turn and must be removed after each movement. The ratcheting version allows continuous work — the mechanism provides working movement in one direction and free return without removing the spanner. This is particularly useful in confined spaces or where a large number of turns is required.
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