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Draper Hi-Torq Stubby Flexible Head Ratchet Combination Spanner

DraperProduct code658854

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£10.95inc. VAT

£9.13 ex. VAT

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Description

The Draper Hi-Torq 16mm Stubby Flexible Head Ratchet Combination Spanner is designed for mid-to-large metric fastener applications where working space is at a premium. This 16mm size is commonly found in heavy automotive work, agricultural machinery and industrial equipment, making it an invaluable tool when access is restricted. Engineered from chrome vanadium steel that has been hardened, tempered and mirror chrome plated, this spanner delivers exceptional strength and corrosion resistance. The 180° flex head incorporates a precision 90-tooth ratchet mechanism that requires just 4° of movement, enabling effective operation in the most confined working environments. The 15° offset open end provides improved leverage and access angles, whilst the stubby design ensures you can reach fasteners that longer tools simply cannot access. Features and Benefits: • 16mm size ideal for heavy automotive and machinery applications • 180° flex head with 90-tooth ratchet for 4° movement • 12-point HI-TORQ® ring end maximises torque transfer to flats • Compact stubby length for exceptional tight space access • Chrome vanadium steel with protective mirror chrome plating • 15° offset open end improves working angles and leverage Specifications: Length: 122mm Contents: 1 x Draper HI-TORQ® Metric Stubby Flexible Head Ratchet Combination Spanner, 16mm

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