This Draper Combination Spanner Set offers 25 different sized ends ranging from 6-32mm. All spanne...This Draper Combination Spanner Set offers 25 different sized ends ranging from 6-32mm. All spanners are forged from chrome vanadium steel, which has been hardened, tempered, and fully polish chrome plated for added corrosion protection. The set is ideal for various mechanical and automotive tasks.
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This guide is for anyone using the Draper Combination Spanner Set (25 Piece). It will help you understand the set's features, how to use it effectively, and how to maintain it. Keep in mind that while this set covers a wide range of sizes, it may not include every size needed for all tasks.
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Model Part Number
97918
Brand
Draper
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FAQs
What materials are the spanners made from?
The spanners are forged from chrome vanadium steel.
What is the purpose of the chrome plating?
The chrome plating provides corrosion protection and enhances durability.
How should I store the spanner set?
Store the spanners in the provided storage pouch or a toolbox to keep them organized and protected.
What is the HI-TORQ ring end?
The HI-TORQ ring end has a 15-degree offset for better access and leverage.
Can I use these spanners for heavy-duty applications?
Yes, the chrome vanadium steel construction makes the set suitable for various applications, including heavy-duty tasks.
What sizes are included in the set?
The set includes 25 different sized spanners ranging from 6-32mm.
How do I clean the spanners?
Wipe the spanners clean with a cloth after each use to remove dirt and debris.
Troubleshooting
Spanner slips on the nut or bolt.
Ensure the correct size spanner is used. Check for wear on the spanner and replace if necessary. Apply even pressure when turning.
Rust or corrosion on the spanners.
Clean the spanners with a wire brush and apply a rust inhibitor. Store in a dry place.
Difficulty accessing a nut or bolt in a tight space.
Use the ring end with the 15-degree offset for better access. Consider using a different type of wrench if access is still difficult.