Bar Clamp Set GEKO 280 mm Model 7183324 — clamp tool set, 280 mm opening

The mechanical spring compressor is a workshop tool designed to safely remove suspension springs without disassembling shock absorbers. The compressor accepts a 19 mm hex socket or wrench and has a jaw efficiency rating of 23 N/m (~280 mm) with a 280 mm bar length, making it compact and suitable for storage and transport. Maximum load capacity per pair is 1200 kg, and the tool is made from durable materials for improved resistance to corrosion, wear and mechanical damage.

Advantages

The tool’s 1200 kg maximum capacity per pair allows work on heavy and stiff springs without risk of deformation. Compatibility with a 19 mm hex socket or wrench increases versatility for different workshop setups. A 280 mm jaw range and 280 mm bar length provide wide adjustment for various spring sizes while keeping the tool compact. Durable construction improves longevity and resistance to corrosion and wear.

Suitable for

• Removing and compressing vehicle suspension springs
• Automotive workshop repair and maintenance
• DIY spring replacement on cars and light vehicles
• Situations requiring a compact, transportable spring compressor

Key specifications

• Model: GEKO 7183324
• Bar length/opening: 280 mm
• Jaw efficiency / range: 23 N/m (~280 mm)
• Drive: 19 mm hex socket or wrench
• Maximum load capacity (per pair): 1200 kg
• Material: durable corrosion- and wear-resistant construction

How to use

Position the compressor jaws securely on the spring coils so they grip opposite sides of the spring. Use a 19 mm hex socket or an appropriate wrench to tighten the drive, compressing the spring evenly. Continue compressing until the spring is sufficiently contracted for safe removal or installation. Release the load slowly and evenly when finished. Follow standard safety procedures for working with compressed springs and inspect the tool for damage before each use.

Usage recommendations

Use the compressor in a stable work area, wear safety glasses and gloves, and verify that the jaws are correctly seated before applying load. Do not exceed the rated 1200 kg capacity per pair and replace the tool if signs of excessive wear or damage appear.