Open End Wrench Gedore 6573870

Open End Wrench Gedore 6573870 is made to DIN 894 / ISO 3318 standards with a 15° jaw offset. Manufactured from Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3), the wrench is offered in sizes from 10 mm up to 135 mm and includes a hanging hole. Smaller sizes up to 38 mm receive a manganese‑phosphate finish; sizes 41 mm and larger are steel‑grey. This compact model is light in weight (approx. 15 g for the referenced size) and has a package depth of 38 mm and height of 20 mm, suitable for precise and confined work.

Advantages

The Gedore 6573870 combines standardised geometry (DIN 894, ISO 3318) and hardened vanadium steel for reliable strength and wear resistance. The 15° jaw offset improves access in tight spaces while the compact dimensions and low weight facilitate precise handling. Corrosion‑protected finishes are applied according to size to balance durability and surface protection. The hanging hole allows organised storage.

Suitable for

• Automotive repair and maintenance tasks
• Assembly and disassembly in tight or confined spaces
• Precision mechanical work and light industrial use
• Home DIY projects requiring accurate torque and grip

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 6573870
• Standards: DIN 894, ISO 3318
• Material: Vanadium steel (31CrV3)
• Jaw offset: 15°
• Sizes available: 10–135 mm
• Finish: Manganese‑phosphate up to 38 mm; steel‑grey from 41 mm
• Features: Hanging hole
• EAN: 4010886657386
• Package depth × height (example): 38 mm × 20 mm
• Approximate weight (example): 15 g

How to use

Select the correct wrench size that fits snugly on the fastener. Position the open end fully onto the nut or bolt, ensuring the 15° offset is oriented to provide clearance for your hand and adjacent components. Apply steady force to turn the fastener; avoid sudden impacts. For disassembly, turn counterclockwise; for assembly, turn clockwise. After use, wipe the tool clean and store it by the hanging hole or in an organised toolbox.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrench only on fasteners that match the specified size to prevent slippage or rounding. Do not use the tool as a hammer or pry bar. Regularly inspect for wear or damage and keep the finish clean and lightly oiled if stored in corrosive environments.