Open-end ring wrench 26 mm Dedra 1460P — 26mm flat-ring spanner

Dedra 1460P is a 26 mm open-end ring wrench designed for tightening and loosening nuts and bolts of the corresponding size. One end features a closed ring for a secure grip around fasteners, while the opposite end has a flat open jaw to reach bolts in confined or recessed spaces. The tool is made for manual use in automotive repair, general maintenance and assembly tasks where a reliable 26 mm hand spanner is required.

Advantages

The flat-ring design combines the strength and torque control of a closed ring with the accessibility of an open jaw, allowing work on both exposed and partially obstructed fasteners. A single-size construction provides a precise fit to reduce rounding of bolt heads and improve torque transfer. The compact profile of the 26 mm wrench makes it easier to maneuver in tight engine bays, machinery housings and installation frames.

Suitable for

• Automotive repairs — wheel, suspension and engine fasteners sized 26 mm
• Industrial and workshop maintenance where access to recessed bolts is required
• Assembly and installation tasks on equipment and metal structures
• Home DIY projects that involve larger nuts and bolts

Key specifications

• Size: 26 mm working width
• Design: combination of closed ring and flat open jaw
• Application: manual hand tool for tightening and loosening nuts and bolts
• Profile: slim/flat body for access in confined spaces
• Typical materials: high-strength tool steel for durability (manufacturer standard for hand wrenches)

How to use

Select the wrench so the 26 mm ring or open jaw fits snugly over the fastener. For maximum torque and to reduce wear on the fastener, place the closed ring end over the nut or bolt head when there is clearance. Use the open jaw end to access fasteners where the closed ring cannot fit. Apply steady, controlled force and avoid sudden impact loads to prevent slipping or rounding. Inspect the wrench before use for damage or wear and replace if the contact surfaces are deformed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and eye protection, when working with hand tools. Store the wrench in a dry tool cabinet or toolbox to prevent corrosion and keep contact surfaces clean for repeatable accurate fits.