Spanner wrench Proline 36182 — length 230 mm, single-piece

The Proline 36182 spanner wrench is a forged, single-piece hand tool with a length of 230 mm, designed for turning and tightening fasteners that require a spanner profile. Chromium-plated with a satin finish and a punctured one-sidedly head, this compact wrench is intended for general mechanical repairs, maintenance tasks and workshop use. Its single-piece construction provides torsional stability and reduces the risk of deformation under load, while the satin chrome finish improves corrosion resistance and simplifies cleaning.

Advantages

The forged steel construction delivers high strength and durability for repeated use in workshop and maintenance environments. The chromium-plated satin surface offers enhanced resistance to rust and wear without glossy reflections, helping to maintain a professional appearance. The punctured one-sided head provides a secure engagement with compatible fasteners, and the 230 mm length balances reach and control for work in moderately confined spaces.

Подходит для

• Обслуживание и ремонт механических узлов
• Регулировка и затяжка крепежа в мастерских
• Работы в ограниченном пространстве, где требуется компактный гаечный ключ

Key specifications

• Material: forged steel
• Finish: chromium-plated, satin
• Length: 230 mm
• Construction: single-piece
• Head: punctured one-sidedly

How to use

Select the spanner wrench when the fastener geometry matches the punctured one-sided head. Position the wrench fully onto the fastener to ensure even load distribution across the contact surfaces, then apply controlled torque by hand. Avoid sudden impacts or excessive force that exceed the tool’s mechanical limits. After use, wipe the surface clean and store the wrench in a dry place to preserve the chromium-plated finish.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, inspect the wrench for visible damage before each application, use the correct size and orientation for the fastener, and combine with appropriate torque-limiting techniques to prevent over-tightening. Regular cleaning and light lubrication of contact surfaces will extend service life.