Spanner wrench Proline 36936, hook type, length 203 mm, single piece

Proline 36936 spanner wrench is a single-piece, hook-type tool with a length of 203 mm. Forged and phosphated for corrosion resistance, the wrench features a reinforced slogging head and is made from chromium-molybdenum steel. Supplied as one unit per pack, this spanner wrench is designed to grip and turn slotted collars, rings or fittings, delivering controlled torque for maintenance, assembly and adjustment tasks in workshops and plumbing or mechanical repairs.

Advantages

The forged construction and chromium-molybdenum steel composition provide high strength and durability under repeated use. Phosphating increases surface corrosion resistance while the reinforced slogging head allows safe application of impact force when needed. The single-piece design ensures structural integrity and reliable transfer of torque to slotted collars and fittings.

Suitable for

• Workshop assembly and disassembly of slotted collars and retaining rings
• Plumbing adjustments and tightening of ring-type fittings
• Mechanical repairs where controlled torque on slotted components is required
• Equipment maintenance and adjustment tasks in industrial settings

Key specifications

• Type: Hook-type spanner wrench
• Length: 203 mm
• Material: Chromium-molybdenum steel
• Finish: Phosphated
• Head: Reinforced slogging head for impact application
• Construction: Forged, single-piece design

How to use

Select the Proline 36936 spanner wrench and engage the hook on the slotted collar, ring or fitting so it seats securely. Apply steady, controlled torque in the required direction to turn the component; when additional impact force is necessary, use the reinforced slogging head according to safe impact-tool practices. Inspect the tool and the workpiece after use to ensure proper engagement and to detect wear or damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure the hook seats fully in the slot before applying force. Avoid excessive bending loads on the single-piece wrench and replace the tool if significant wear or deformation is observed.