SKF HN 15 100 mm Hook Spanner Durable Soft Plastic, Medium Carbon Steel, Phosphated Coated
- RS Stock No.:
- 204-4544
- Mfr. Part No.:
- HN 15
- Manufacturer:
- SKF
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MYR284.29
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- RS Stock No.:
- 204-4544
- Mfr. Part No.:
- HN 15
- Manufacturer:
- SKF
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
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| Brand | SKF | |
| Maximum Jaw Capacity | 100mm | |
| Product Type | Hook Spanner | |
| Minimum Jaw Capacity | 95mm | |
| Material | Durable Soft Plastic, Medium Carbon Steel, Phosphated Coated | |
| Standards/Approvals | No | |
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Brand SKF | ||
Maximum Jaw Capacity 100mm | ||
Product Type Hook Spanner | ||
Minimum Jaw Capacity 95mm | ||
Material Durable Soft Plastic, Medium Carbon Steel, Phosphated Coated | ||
Standards/Approvals No | ||
- COO (Country of Origin):
- SI
SKF Hook Spanner, Plastic Handle, For Lock Nuts With 98mm OD - HN 15
Get your hands on an effective tool for tightening and loosening lock nuts with this hook spanner from SKF. It's a versatile tool that's compatible with an array fasteners, including KM nuts (such as 237-2201). With a minimum jaw capacity of 95mm and a maximum of 100mm, it's a precise fit for commonly used nut sizes. The spanner's accurate sizing reduces the risk of damaging the nut, even when you're under pressure to finish the job.
Features & Benefits
• Plastic handle provides a stable grip and is resistant to oil and grease
• Size designation is laser engraved so you can quickly grab the right tool
• Hole in handle for easy hanging
• Low skin-contact design reduces the risk of corrosion on the metal parts
Applications
• Mechanical engineering
• Automotive repair
• Aerospace industry
How does a hook spanner keep a grip on a nut?
As the name suggests, the spanner ends in a hook, which grips onto the grooves on the side of the nut. This ensures a firm hold and allows for greater application of tightening or loosening force without the risk of slippage.