Shifting spanner 8inch 200mm
R 70.00
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R 70.00
R 70.00
Product description
Tork Craft Shifting Spanner 8" 200mm 0-24mm Adjustable Wrench (TC52008)
At a Glance: Sturdy 8" (200mm) shifting spanner with 0–24mm jaw opening, full-body hardened and made from Chrome Vanadium steel.
Sometimes you need a little more reach and a lot more leverage. The Tork Craft TC52008 Shifting Spanner is an 8" (200mm) adjustable wrench designed for tougher everyday fastening tasks where a smaller spanner starts to feel underpowered. With a full-body hardened construction, an extra-wide design for improved grip comfort, and a hardened screw and jaw, it delivers stable adjustment and a confident bite on nuts and bolts—great for workshop work, maintenance, plumbing fittings and light mechanical jobs.
The larger size gives you more torque and better reach, while the adjustable jaw makes it easy to move between different fastener sizes quickly—ideal when you want versatility without the bulk of multiple spanners.
Features
Features
- Full body hardened construction Helps improve durability and performance during repeated use.
- Extra wide design Shaped for a more comfortable grip and improved control.
- Hardened screw and jaw Supports secure adjustment and helps reduce jaw slip under load.
- Chrome Vanadium steel Strong, dependable material suited to workshop and site work.
Benefits
- More leverage for tougher fasteners: 200mm length helps deliver extra torque when you need it.
- Wide adjustment range: 0–24mm jaw opening covers many common nut and bolt sizes.
- Reliable grip and adjustment: Hardened jaw and screw help reduce slipping and rounding when used correctly.
Specifications
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TC52008 |
| Product Type | Shifting Spanner / Adjustable Wrench |
| Size | 8 inch |
| Length | 200mm |
| Jaw Opening | 0–24mm |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel |
Extra Info
Extra Information
- Adjust the jaw snugly against the fastener—minimising play helps prevent rounding corners.
- For best grip, orient the spanner so the load is taken on the fixed jaw side.
- Keep the adjustment screw clean and lightly maintained so it turns smoothly and holds setting under load.
Pro Tip
- When working on stuck fasteners, apply steady pressure and keep the spanner square to the nut. If it starts to slip, stop and re-seat—slip once and the corners start telling sad stories.
Safety
Safety
- Ensure the jaw is adjusted snugly before applying force to prevent slipping.
- Wear eye protection when working where tools may slip or fasteners may suddenly release.
- Do not extend the handle with pipes or “cheater bars” — use a larger tool if more leverage is required.
- Do not use an adjustable wrench as a hammer, chisel or pry bar.
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