TorkCraft - Shifting Spanner
Size: 4 inch
Jaw opening: 0-12.8 mm
Application:
The TorkCraft Shifting Spanner is full body hardened for improved performance, has an extra wide design, hardened screw and jaw for a more comfortable and secure grip. Made of Chrome Vanadium Steel.
- Full body hardened for improved performance
- Extra wide design for a comfrtable grip
- Hardened screw and jaw for a more secure grip
WARNING: Using any tool can be dangerous. Always select the right tool for the job.
Features
- Full body hardened construction Built for improved durability and performance during repeated use.
- Extra wide design Shaped for a more comfortable grip and better control in hand.
- Hardened screw and jaw Helps maintain a more secure grip and reliable adjustment over time.
- Chrome Vanadium steel Strong, workshop-friendly material suited to general fastening tasks.
Benefits
- One tool, many fasteners: Adjustable jaw makes it easy to cover multiple nut and bolt sizes quickly.
- More confident bite: Hardened jaw and screw help reduce slipping on stubborn fittings.
- Compact convenience: Perfect for tool bags, glove boxes and tight working spaces.
Extra Information
- For best results, keep the jaws snug on the fastener—an adjustable wrench works best when there’s minimal play.
- Use the correct orientation: pull so the load is supported by the fixed jaw side for better grip and less chance of rounding.
- Wipe the tool clean after use and keep the adjustment screw free of grit for smooth operation.
Pro Tip
- If the nut is stubborn, tighten the jaw firmly and apply steady pressure—quick jerks are how fasteners get rounded and knuckles meet steel.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TC52004 |
| Product Type | Shifting Spanner / Adjustable Wrench |
| Size | 4 inch |
| Length | 100mm |
| Jaw Opening | 0–12.8mm |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
Safety
- Always select the right tool for the job and ensure the jaw is adjusted snugly before applying force.
- Wear eye protection when working near brittle materials or where fasteners may slip suddenly.
- Do not use an adjustable wrench as a hammer, pry bar, or for striking.
- Keep fingers clear of pinch points around the jaw and adjustment screw during use.
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