Set of open-end wrenches 8 pcs Proline P-5084P (6–22 mm)

Proline P-5084P is an 8-piece set of open-end wrenches that covers the most commonly used metric sizes from 6 mm to 22 mm. Each wrench features two opposing flat jaws sized for precise engagement with hexagonal nuts and bolts, making the set suitable for manual tightening and loosening where controlled torque and access to confined spaces are required. The compact collection is intended for use in automotive repair, household maintenance and general workshop applications.

Advantages

The set provides a continuous range of metric sizes, eliminating the need to switch between individual tools for standard fasteners. Each wrench offers a low-profile head that aids access in tight locations and reduces risk of rounding fastener edges. The consistent design across pieces ensures predictable leverage and grip for manual operations, while the compact assortment simplifies storage and transport in toolboxes or service kits.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and light mechanical repairs
• Household plumbing, furniture assembly and appliance servicing
• General workshop tasks, maintenance and on-site service work

Key specifications

• Quantity: 8 wrenches
• Type: open-end (flat) wrench
• Size range: 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm, 11 mm, 13 mm, 22 mm
• Material: steel (hardened and tempered for manual use)
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment

How to use

Select the wrench with the correct jaw size for the fastener to ensure full contact with the flats of the nut or bolt. Place the open jaws squarely onto the fastener and apply steady manual force in the required direction, taking care to avoid sudden impacts. For confined spaces, use the wrench's low-profile head to reach recessed fasteners and reposition the tool as necessary to complete rotation. After use, clean off residues and store the set in a toolbox or designated holder to preserve the finish and prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use these open-end wrenches for hand operations that require precise torque control; avoid using them with hammering or as substitutes for adjustable or box-end wrenches where higher torque or impact tools are needed. Regularly inspect jaws for wear and maintain a clean, dry storage environment to extend tool life.