GEDORE 6401150 DIN 133 llave de golpe de boca, 70 mm de boca, acero al vanadio, fosfatado al manganeso, 350 mm de longitud

Heavy-duty bolting jobs demand a tool that can take a beating without flinching. The GEDORE 6401150 striking face open-end spanner is built for exactly that: loosening and tightening large, stubborn fasteners in industrial environments where impact force is required. Its 70 mm jaw opening handles big hex sizes, while the striking face allows you to use a hammer to break free corroded or over-tightened nuts and bolts safely.

Who is it for

This spanner is intended for professional mechanics, maintenance crews, and industrial workers who regularly deal with large machinery, pipelines, or heavy equipment. It is ideal for applications such as steel construction, shipbuilding, mining, and agricultural repair, where standard wrenches lack the necessary size and strength.

Main features

• Striking face design for use with a hammer, enabling high-impact loosening of seized fasteners.
• 70 mm metric jaw opening fits large hex nuts and bolts commonly found in heavy industry.
• Manufactured from vanadium steel 31CrV3 for exceptional toughness and resistance to deformation.
• Manganese phosphated finish provides corrosion protection and a secure grip, even with oily hands.
• 15° jaw offset allows better access in tight spaces and improves leverage.
• Conforms to DIN 133 standard, ensuring dimensional accuracy and reliability.
• Overall length of 350 mm offers ample leverage for high torque applications.

Specifications

• Brand: GEDORE
• Model: 6401150
• MPN: 6401150
• EAN: 4010886640111
• Wrench type: Striking face open-end spanner
• Jaw opening: 70 mm
• Material: Vanadium steel 31CrV3
• Finish: Manganese phosphated
• Standard: DIN 133
• Jaw position: 15°
• Head type: Open-end
• Striking face: Yes
• Overall length: 350 mm
• Head width: 140 mm
• Head height: 30 mm
• Drive type: Manual
• Intended use: Heavy-duty industrial applications
• Colour: Black
• Number of pieces: 1

Tips

Always wear safety goggles and gloves when using a striking face spanner, as hammer blows can cause metal chips to fly. Ensure the jaw is fully seated on the fastener before striking to prevent slipping. For severely corroded fasteners, apply penetrating oil and allow it to soak before use. Store the spanner in a dry place to maintain its manganese phosphate finish.