Gedore 6056620 Chave de caixa dupla 46x50 mm métrica 12 pontos angular

Working on large fasteners in tight spaces often means struggling with poor access and insufficient leverage. The Gedore 6056620 double ring spanner solves this by combining a 75° offset head design with a flat, robust shaft, giving you the clearance and torque you need for industrial and automotive applications.

Who is it for

This spanner is built for professional mechanics, maintenance technicians, and serious DIYers who regularly handle heavy-duty bolted connections. It suits anyone working on agricultural machinery, construction equipment, or large industrial installations where metric fasteners of 46 mm and 50 mm are common.

Main features

• Two ring sizes in one tool: 46 mm and 50 mm, both with 12-point bi-hexagonal profiles for a secure grip.
• Deep offset heads angled at 75° provide excellent access to recessed or obstructed fasteners.
• Forged from Gedore Vanadium Steel 31CrV3 for high strength, wear resistance, and long service life.
• Chrome-plated finish with polished rings offers corrosion protection and easy cleaning.
• Complies with DIN 838, ISO 3318, and ISO 10104 standards, ensuring reliable performance.
• Flat shaft design improves handling and allows the spanner to lie flat when needed.

Specifications

• Brand: Gedore
• Model: 6056620
• MPN: 6056620
• EAN: 4010886605660
• Wrench type: Double ring spanner
• Wrench sizes: 46 mm, 50 mm
• Measurement system: Metric
• Ring profile: 12-point (bi-hexagonal)
• Head offset angle: 75°
• Material: Gedore Vanadium Steel 31CrV3
• Finish: Chrome-plated, polished rings
• Manufacturing process: Drop forged
• Handle design: Flat shaft
• Corrosion resistance: Yes
• Application: Industrial, Automotive, General Maintenance
• Durability: High strength and wear resistance
• Access feature: Deep offset heads for improved access to recessed fasteners
• Country of origin: Germany
• Series: Gedore Series 4

Tips

For maximum leverage, position the spanner so the offset head is angled away from the obstruction. Always ensure the ring fully engages the fastener before applying force to prevent slipping and potential injury.