Open End Wrench Gedore 6057860 Weight 335 g Package Depth 130 mm

The Gedore 6057860 open end wrench is manufactured from vanadium steel and chrome-plated for corrosion resistance. It conforms to DIN 3118 with a 15° ring offset from the shaft and a 30° hexagon gap offset; the UD-section is also set at a 15° offset. Available sizes cover 8x10 mm to 12x14 mm where the hexagon is present. The tool is designed for reliable fastening and loosening of nuts and bolts in mechanical and maintenance work.

Advantages

Made of Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3) with chrome plating, the wrench offers durability and resistance to wear and corrosion. The standardized DIN 3118 geometry with a 15° ring offset and 30° hexagon gap provides improved access in confined spaces. Multiple size pairings (8x10 to 12x14 mm) increase versatility for common fasteners. The solid construction delivers consistent torque transfer and long service life.

Suitable for

• General mechanical assembly and disassembly
• Automotive repair and maintenance
• Workshop and industrial maintenance tasks
• Plumbing and utility installations requiring spanner access

Key specifications

• Material: vanadium steel (31CrV3)
• Finish: chrome-plated
• Standards: DIN 3118 geometry
• Ring offset: 15° from shaft
• Hexagon gap offset: 30°
• UD-section offset: 15°
• Available sizes: paired sizes from 8x10 mm up to 12x14 mm (with hexagon)
• Weight (product): 335 g
• Package depth: 130 mm

How to use

Select the appropriate size end of the open end wrench that matches the nut or bolt head, place the jaw fully onto the fastener to ensure a secure fit, and apply controlled force to tighten or loosen. Use the ring end at the specified 15° offset to gain better access when working in confined areas. Inspect the fastener engagement and reposition as needed to avoid rounding the corners of nuts or bolts.

Usage recommendations

To prolong tool life and maintain performance, keep the wrench clean and dry, avoid using cheater bars or excessive leverage, and store in a dry tool cabinet. For stubborn fasteners, use appropriate penetrating oil and apply steady force rather than sudden impacts.