Open End Wrench Gedore 6574410 Weight 44g Package Depth 52mm Height 31mm

The Gedore 6574410 open end wrench is manufactured from Gedore vanadium steel (31CrV3) and conforms to DIN 894 and ISO 3318 standards. The jaw is set at a 15° angle. Smaller sizes up to 38 mm have a manganese-phosphate finish; sizes 41 mm and larger have a steel-grey finish. The tool includes a hanging hole and is available in sizes from 10 mm to 135 mm. This specific item is a compact model weighing 44 g with a package depth of 52 mm and height of 31 mm.

Advantages

The Gedore 6574410 offers a standardized geometry (DIN 894, ISO 3318) and a 15° jaw angle for improved access in confined spaces. Made of 31CrV3 vanadium steel for strength and wear resistance, it has corrosion-resistant surface finishes depending on size. Its light weight and compact dimensions make it easy to handle and store.

Suitable for

• General mechanical assembly and maintenance
• Tightening and loosening nuts and bolts where a fixed-size open end is required
• Work in confined spaces where a 15° angled jaw improves access
• Use in tool sets or for on-site service thanks to the hanging hole for storage

Key specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model / MPN: 6574410
• Material: Vanadium steel (31CrV3)
• Standards: DIN 894, ISO 3318
• Jaw angle: 15°
• Finish: Manganese-phosphate (≤38 mm); steel-grey (≥41 mm)
• Available sizes: 10–135 mm
• Features: Hanging hole
• Weight (this item): 44 g
• Package depth: 52 mm
• Package height: 31 mm
• EAN: 4010886657447

How to use

Select the correct size from the Gedore open end wrench range for the fastener to avoid rounding. Position the open jaw fully onto the nut or bolt head, ensure the 15° offset is oriented for clearance, and apply steady force. For stubborn fasteners, use controlled successive attempts rather than excessive force to prevent slipping and damage to the fastener or tool. After use, clean off dirt and store the wrench on a peg using the hanging hole or in a toolbox.

Usage recommendations

Use the Gedore 6574410 within its intended size range; do not use as a hammer or pry bar. Keep the tool clean and periodically inspect for wear. For heavy-duty or impact applications, use appropriate tools designed for those purposes.