Socket wrench Gedore 6018100 Weight 412 g Package depth 110 mm Package height 72 mm

The Gedore 6018100 socket wrench is a deep offset ring spanner with strong yet thin walls, made from Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3) and chrome-plated for corrosion resistance. It is manufactured to fit standards DIN 838, ISO 3318, ISO 1085 and ISO 10104; one size marked in the source is noted as not standardised. The tool weighs 412 g and comes in compact packaging with a depth of 110 mm and height of 72 mm, making it suitable for use in confined spaces.

Advantages

The Gedore 6018100 combines high-strength 31CrV3 vanadium steel construction with a chrome finish for durability and rust protection. Its deep offset ring design with thin walls allows access to fasteners in recessed or tight locations while maintaining structural strength. Compliance with multiple DIN/ISO standards ensures dimensional accuracy and interchangeability with other standard tooling.

Suitable for

• Tight or recessed fasteners where a deep offset ring is required
• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Industrial and mechanical assembly tasks
• General workshop use where durable, standard-compliant wrenches are needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 6018100
• Material: Vanadium steel 31CrV3, chrome-plated
• Standards: DIN 838, ISO 3318, ISO 1085, ISO 10104 (one size noted as not standardised)
• Weight: 412 g
• Package depth: 110 mm
• Package height: 72 mm
• EAN: 4010886601815

How to use

Select the correct size Gedore 6018100 socket wrench for the fastener. Position the deep offset ring over the nut or bolt head, ensuring full engagement of the ring on the fastener. Use steady, controlled torque to turn the fastener; the thin-walled ring allows access in confined spaces while the offset provides clearance for knuckles and obstructions. After use, wipe the wrench clean and store it in a tool tray or rack to prevent damage to the chrome finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working with hand tools. Avoid using the wrench as a hammer or pry bar. For stubborn fasteners, apply penetrating lubricant and use gradual, controlled force. Regularly inspect the tool for wear or damage and replace if deformation or cracks are present.