Spanner wrench Proline 36128, length 240 mm, single piece

Proline 36128 is a 240 mm spanner wrench supplied as a single piece and intended for turning, holding or adjusting fasteners and fittings in mechanical, plumbing and assembly work. The tool is forged, chromium-plated and finished with a satin surface for corrosion resistance and reduced glare. A 50BV30 socket and a head range of motion of approximately 220° provide the reach and articulation necessary for working in confined or angled positions while the solid construction delivers leverage for tightening and loosening operations.

Advantages

The forged steel construction ensures strength and durability under regular use, while the chromium plating improves corrosion protection and simplifies cleaning. The satin finish reduces reflections and enhances grip comfort. The 240 mm length offers a balance between torque and accessibility, and the 220° head articulation increases versatility when accessing fasteners at different angles. Supplied as a single piece, the spanner wrench is ready to use without assembly.

Suitable for

• General mechanical repairs and maintenance
• Plumbing installations and adjustments
• Assembly and disassembly of fittings and fasteners in confined spaces
• Tasks requiring medium leverage and controlled torque

Key specifications

• Overall length: 240 mm
• Finish: satin chromium-plated
• Material: forged steel
• Socket: 50BV30
• Head range of motion: approximately 220° ±5°
• Supply: single piece

How to use

Select the spanner wrench and position the socket over the fastener or fitting so the contact surfaces align evenly. Apply steady force on the handle for turning, holding or adjusting; use controlled, even pressure to avoid damaging the fastener. When working at an angle, articulate the head within its range of motion to achieve the required alignment. After use, clean off debris and inspect the tool for wear before storage.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, wear appropriate hand protection, avoid applying sudden impact loads, and do not use the wrench on fasteners that exceed its intended size or torque capacity. Regularly check the chrome finish and the head articulation for signs of corrosion or wear, and store the tool in a dry place to prolong service life.