Flat Spanner Dedra 6 x 7 mm model 1470

The Dedra Flat Spanner 6 x 7 mm model 1470 is a compact double-ended open spanner designed for turning small metric hex nuts and bolts. Made for general mechanical, household and assembly tasks, this lightweight hand tool provides two commonly used sizes—6 mm and 7 mm—in a single, easy-to-handle form factor. Its slim profile makes it suitable for use in confined spaces and on delicate equipment where larger wrenches would be impractical.

Advantages

The double-ended design eliminates the need to switch tools when working with adjacent fasteners of 6 mm and 7 mm sizes. Its compact and lightweight construction improves maneuverability and reduces user fatigue during short repair and maintenance jobs. The open-jaw ends allow for quick application and removal from nuts and bolts, and the flat profile is convenient for storage in toolkits, glove compartments or on magnetic tool strips.

Suitable for

• Small mechanical repairs and adjustments
• Household maintenance and appliance servicing
• DIY assembly of furniture and fixtures with small metric fasteners
• Bicycle, electronics and hobbyist work requiring compact tools

Key specifications

• Spanner sizes: 6 mm and 7 mm open ends
• Type: double-ended flat/open spanner
• Profile: low-profile (flat) design for confined spaces
• Intended use: manual turning of small metric hex fasteners
• Typical applications: mechanical, household, assembly and maintenance tasks

How to use

Select the appropriate end (6 mm or 7 mm) for the nut or bolt head. Position the open jaw fully onto the fastener to ensure secure contact, then apply steady torque in the required direction to tighten or loosen. For working in tight spaces, place the flat spanner so the handle lies parallel to the fastener plane and use short controlled movements. Avoid applying excessive force or using extensions that could deform the spanner or fastener.

Usage recommendations

Keep the spanner clean and free of grease for secure grip; inspect before use for wear or deformation. Use the correct size end to minimize rounding of fastener edges, and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion. For high-torque or safety-critical fastenings, use a suitable torque-rated tool instead of a small flat spanner.