Gedore Open End Spanner Metric, 157 mm Overall

RS stock no.:: 772-3296
Mfr. Part No.:: 6 10x11
Manufacturer:: Gedore

Gedore Open End Spanner Metric, 157 mm Overall

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R 242,91

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R 279,35

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RS stock no.:: 772-3296
Mfr. Part No.:: 6 10x11
Manufacturer:: Gedore

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Product Details

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Select all	Attribute	Value
	Brand	Gedore
	Sub Type	Double Ended
	Product Type	Open End Spanner
	Size	10 to 11 mm²
	Unit of Measure	Metric
	VDE/1000V Approved	No
	Head Type	Offset
	Material	Vanadium Steel
	Overall Length	157mm
	Finish	Chrome
	Opening Angle	15°
	Height Safe	No
	Non-Sparking	No
	Standards/Approvals	ISO 10102, DIN 3110, ISO 1085, ISO 3318

	Select all
	Brand Gedore
	Sub Type Double Ended
	Product Type Open End Spanner
	Size 10 to 11 mm²
	Unit of Measure Metric
	VDE/1000V Approved No
	Head Type Offset
	Material Vanadium Steel
	Overall Length 157mm
	Finish Chrome
	Opening Angle 15°
	Height Safe No
	Non-Sparking No
	Standards/Approvals ISO 10102, DIN 3110, ISO 1085, ISO 3318

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COO (Country of Origin):: DE

GEDORE Open-Ended Spanner, 10 and 11mm Sizes, Chrome-Plated Vanadium Steel Body Material - 6 Series - 6 10x11

Need to tackle nuts of different sizes? This open-ended spanner from GEDORE serves a double shift. It has a 10mm jaw on one end and an 11mm jaw on the other for a tight fit around nuts and bolts. It's made from chrome vanadium steel that stands up to impact and corrosion, so you know you've got a tool with you for the long haul.

Features & Benefits

• Sizes are engraved on both ends for ease of identification in your toolbox

• Overall length of 157mm gives easy access to hard-to-reach spots

Applications

• DIY repairs

• Factory production lines

• Automotive engineering

How do I know when this spanner has reached its maximum torque?

This spanner starts to deform when it reaches overload, so you know when to stop turning.