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Draper Heavy Duty Long Combination Spanner

DraperProduct code15849

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£19.95inc. VAT

£16.63 ex. VAT

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Description

The 33mm Draper Heavy Duty Long Combination Spanner is perfectly sized for larger metric fasteners commonly encountered in heavy machinery maintenance, agricultural equipment and industrial applications. This robust spanner combines exceptional strength with practical design features that enhance usability in challenging working conditions. Constructed from fully drop forged chrome vanadium steel, this 33mm spanner has been precision engineered to deliver reliable performance under high torque loads. The hardening and tempering process ensures the tool maintains its integrity even during demanding use, whilst the chrome plated finish provides lasting protection against corrosion. The long pattern design delivers additional leverage, reducing the effort required when dealing with stubborn or seized fasteners. Both the polished bi-hexagon ring end and the open jaw feature a 15° offset, providing improved access in confined spaces and better knuckle clearance when working at awkward angles. Sold individually in a polybag with barcode label for convenient storage and identification. Features and Benefits: • 33mm size ideal for larger metric fasteners • Drop forged chrome vanadium steel construction • Hardened, tempered and chrome plated finish • 15° offset ring and jaw for improved access • Long pattern for enhanced leverage Contents: • 1 x Heavy Duty Long Pattern Metric Combination Spanner, 33mm

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