Socket wrench Gedore 6476160 Package depth 108 mm Package height 33 mm

The Gedore 6476160 socket wrench is designed for precision and durability in demanding mechanical work. Constructed from high-strength chrome-vanadium steel for lengths up to 435 mm and from C35 steel for longer versions, this wrench complies with DIN 7444 requirements and is suitable for heavy-duty applications. With a compact package depth of 108 mm and package height of 33 mm, the tool is easy to store and handle while providing reliable torque transmission and a secure grip.

Advantages

The tool offers a robust construction that resists wear during frequent use and maintains dimensional stability under high torque. Its materials and manufacturing process provide predictable mechanical properties, making it suitable for professional and industrial environments. The compact package dimensions facilitate transport and storage without compromising strength. Special sizes are available on request to fit non-standard applications.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and repair
• Industrial assembly and maintenance
• Heavy-duty mechanical workshops
• Construction and equipment servicing

Key specifications

• Compliance: manufactured to DIN 7444
• Material: chrome-vanadium steel (31CrV3) for lengths up to 435 mm; C35 steel for longer lengths
• Intended use: very heavy-duty work
• Overall design: solid forged construction for high torque resistance
• Package depth: 108 mm
• Package height: 33 mm

How to use

Select the correct socket size for the fastener and position the socket wrench squarely on the nut or bolt head to ensure full contact. Apply steady, controlled force and avoid sudden impacts; use extension or breaker bar techniques only with compatible tools and within the rated length and material limits. After use, clean off dirt and grease and inspect the working surfaces for wear or damage before storage.

Usage recommendations

For safety and long service life, use the wrench within its intended torque range and avoid applying excessive bending loads. Regularly check for signs of deformation or cracks and replace the tool if any structural damage is found. Request special sizes from the manufacturer when working with non-standard fasteners to ensure correct fit and safe operation.