Wrench for Striking 60 mm - JCB JCB KLUCZ PŁASKI DO PODBIJANIA 60mm

Flat striking wrench JCB KLUCZ PŁASKI DO PODBIJANIA 60mm is a hand tool designed for applying impact force to hexagonal nuts and bolts where conventional turning is impractical. The tool features a 60 mm jaw width and a reinforced striking face at the rear, intended to be used with a hammer or mallet to deliver controlled blows. It is produced by JCB for construction, heavy maintenance and fastening tasks that require direct percussive action rather than torque-only operation.

Advantages

The flat striking wrench is built with a robust body and a hardened striking surface to withstand repeated hammering. Its 60 mm jaw opening accommodates larger fasteners commonly found in structural and heavy machinery applications. The tool's flat profile gives access in restricted spaces where box or socket wrenches cannot engage, and its simple design allows reliable use with standard striking tools.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Applying impact to loosen or tighten large hex nuts and bolts
• Construction and steelwork assembly where percussive fastening is required
• Maintenance and repair of heavy machinery, tractors and earthmoving equipment
• Situations with limited clearance where conventional wrenches cannot be used

Key specifications

• Jaw width: 60 mm
• Type: flat striking wrench with rear striking face
• Intended use: hammer or mallet-assisted impact on fasteners
• Material: forged steel construction with hardened striking surface
• Finish: durable industrial coating to resist surface corrosion

How to use

Place the wrench jaws over the nut or bolt head ensuring full engagement. Hold the tool steady and aligned with the fastener axis to avoid slipping. Deliver strikes to the rear striking face using a hammer or mallet; use controlled blows to achieve the required loosening or tightening while monitoring fastener movement. After use, inspect the jaws and striking face for damage and remove any debris before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves. Match hammer size to the task to avoid excessive force that may damage the fastener or the wrench. Do not use the tool on fasteners with weakened heads or where torque-only tools are specified. Store in a dry place to prevent corrosion and inspect regularly for wear.