Spanner wrench Proline 36215 — set of 5 pieces

Proline 36215 — set of 5 spanner wrenches supplied in a single pack. Each spanner in the set is forged, chromium-plated and satin-coated for corrosion resistance and a smooth surface finish. The pack contains five commonly used size pairs: 8x9, 10x11, 12x13, 14x15 and 16x17 mm, covering a range of maintenance and repair tasks where paired open-end wrench sizes are required.

Advantages

The forged construction provides improved strength and durability compared with stamped alternatives, while the chromium plating reduces corrosion and eases cleaning after use. Satin coating minimizes glare and gives a comfortable tactile finish. Supplied as a set of five, the spanner wrench set ensures size consistency across tasks and convenient immediate replacement when working on assemblies that require multiple identical wrenches.

Suitable for

• Workshop and garage maintenance
• Mechanical repair and assembly tasks
• Routine equipment servicing
• Home DIY projects involving paired metric fasteners
• Professional trades requiring a compact set of open-end wrenches

Key specifications

• Quantity: 5 pieces
• Material: forged steel
• Finish: chromium-plated, satin-coated
• Sizes included: 8x9 mm, 10x11 mm, 12x13 mm, 14x15 mm, 16x17 mm
• Tool type: paired open-end spanner wrenches

How to use

Select the spanner size that matches the fastener head and position the appropriate open end over the nut or bolt. Apply steady force perpendicular to the wrench body to avoid slipping; for tight fasteners, use controlled incremental motion rather than sudden force. Use the matching size on the opposite side of fastened parts when counter-holding is required. After use, clean off dirt or grease and store the wrenches in a toolbox or rack to maintain condition and alignment.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, inspect the wrench contacts for wear before use, avoid applying excessive torque beyond the tool’s design, and replace any wrench that shows deformation or significant corrosion. Use the correct size to minimize rounding of fastener heads.