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Melco TIM9 TIM9 ISO Metric Box Spanner 36 x 41mm x 175mm (7in) MELTIM9

Name: Melco TIM9 TIM9 ISO Metric Box Spanner 36 x 41mm x 175mm (7in) MELTIM9
Brand: TBC
SKU: meltim9
Price: 27.63 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Sold by GravaHaus and 4 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This is a double-ended ISO metric box spanner designed for tightening or loosening bolts and nuts in narrow recesses. Its long and thin design makes it ideal for plumbing maintenance and automotive repairs. Made from durable 4mm steel with a black powder-coated finish, it is suitable for use with a tommy bar.

Technical specifications

Size: 36 x 41mm

Length: 175mm (7 inches)

Material: 4mm steel

Finish: Black powder coating

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard bolts and nuts requiring ISO metric sizes

Designed to be used with a tommy bar for added torque

Installation

No installation required; simply select the appropriate size and use with a compatible tool or bar.

Usage

Use to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts in tight or recessed spaces

Ideal for plumbing, automotive repairs, and maintenance tasks

Other information

Melco TIM9 ISO Metic Box Spanner 36 x 41mm x 175mm (7in) MELTIM9

Features

Brand
TBC
Length
17.5 cm
Pcs per pack
1
Product finish
Lacquered
Shape
Cylindrical
Handle material
Steel
Material
Steel
Weight
570 g
Wrench type
Box spanner
Type of packaging
Box
ManoMano Reference
ME1391923
MMID
368710794617
Product code
meltim9
EAN
5013172121034

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

Published on 13/09/2023, United Kingdom

A well-made product. A good fit on the nut and no rough edges.

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