Spanner wrench Proline 36148 — 275 mm length, single piece

Proline spanner wrench 36148 is a single-piece hand tool with a 275 mm overall length, designed for tightening and loosening compatible nuts and fittings in mechanical and plumbing applications. The wrench is forged for strength, chromium-plated for corrosion resistance, and finished with a satin surface. A ground head ensures accurate contact with fasteners, while the socket material specification and the head's articulated motion provide necessary adaptability for medium-reach workshop and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The forged construction combined with chromium plating offers durability and resistance to wear and corrosion. The satin finish reduces visible scratches and provides a comfortable grip during manual operation. The ground head improves seating on fasteners to minimize rounding, and the head range of motion allows access to fasteners at different angles within a 220° ±5° arc. Supplied as a single piece, the tool is ready for immediate use without additional assembly.

Suitable for

• General mechanical repair and maintenance tasks
• Plumbing installations and adjustments
• Workshop use where medium-length leverage is required
• Situations requiring angled access to fasteners

Key specifications

• Length: 275 mm overall
• Construction: forged single-piece design
• Surface finish: chromium-plated with satin finish
• Head: ground for precise contact
• Socket material indication: 50BV30
• Head range of motion: 220° ±5°

How to use

Select the Proline spanner wrench and position the ground head squarely onto the compatible nut or fitting. Apply steady manual torque in the required direction, maintaining firm contact to avoid slippage. Use the head's articulated motion to approach fasteners at off-angles; ensure the angle stays within the head's operating arc for secure engagement. After use, wipe the tool clean and store it in a dry place to maintain the chromium plating and satin finish.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, inspect the wrench and the fastener for damage before applying force, avoid using excessive impact loads on the hand tool, and store the wrench dry to preserve the finish and reduce corrosion risk.