Chave inglesa ajustável Neo Tools 250 mm, abertura 0-50 mm, aço cromo-vanádio, fosfatado, DIN 3117

When a standard wrench set falls short on oversized or irregular fasteners, the Neo Tools 250 mm adjustable wrench steps in. Its sliding jaw opens from 0 to 50 mm, letting you grip hex nuts, bolts, and pipe fittings across plumbing, automotive, and mechanical jobs without switching tools. The 15° angled head provides extra clearance in tight spaces, while the laser-engraved metric scale on the jaw allows quick size pre-setting before you even touch the fastener.

Who is it for

This wrench is built for professional mechanics, plumbers, and maintenance technicians who need a versatile, heavy-duty tool for daily use. It is equally suitable for advanced DIYers working on cars, bicycles, or household repairs where a fixed-size spanner would be impractical.

Main features

• Adjustable jaw capacity from 0 to 50 mm for a wide range of fastener sizes
• Forged chrome vanadium steel (CrV) body for high strength and wear resistance
• Phosphate coating provides corrosion resistance and a secure grip
• 15° angled head improves access in confined spaces
• Smooth, parallel jaws prevent fastener rounding
• Laser-engraved metric scale on the jaw for fast size adjustment
• Ergonomic metal handle with comfortable grip for extended use
• Complies with DIN 3117 standard for adjustable wrenches

Specifications

• Tool type: Adjustable wrench / spanner
• Overall length: 250 mm (10 inch)
• Maximum jaw capacity: 50 mm
• Minimum jaw capacity: 0 mm
• Material: Chrome vanadium steel (CrV)
• Finish: Phosphate coated
• Standard compliance: DIN 3117
• Jaw type: Smooth, parallel
• Measurement scale: Laser-engraved metric scale on jaw
• Handle type: Ergonomic metal handle
• Head angle: 15°
• Corrosion resistance: Yes
• Application: General purpose, mechanical, plumbing, automotive
• Quantity per pack: 1 piece

Tips

Always adjust the jaw snugly against the fastener before applying force to prevent slipping and damage. For maximum leverage, pull the wrench toward you rather than pushing. Keep the moving jaw lightly lubricated to ensure smooth operation and extend the tool's life.