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Spanner

Spanners are used more than any other tool for


tightening or opening different jobs. These are
generally made of drop forged steel or carbon
steel. These are made in different shapes and
sizes, According to the requirements.

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Types of spanners

 Open ended – single or double ended.


Single ended is used for general purpose.
Double ended spanners having two different size openings.
 Ring spanner – are used where obstructions close to the side of
nut prevails
 Box spanner
 Socket spanner
 Adjustable spanner
 Hook & “c” spanner
 Allen key
 “T” socket spanner
 Pin face adjustable spanner

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Open end or single end spanner
In this type of spanner only one end is open, in which
nut or bolt head is gripped to loose or tight it. It is also
known as single end spanner. Their size is taken from the
distance between their jaws. Thus selection of a spanner
is made according to the distance between the opposite
sides of nut or bolt

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Double ended spanner

In this type of spanner open ends are made at both the


ends to hold nuts or bolt heads in them. These two ends
made at angles of 15degrees from the body. These types of
spanners are most widely used.

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Double ended spanner

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Double ended spanner

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Combination spanner

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Ring spanner
In this type of spanner one or both the ends round
rings are made to grip nuts and bolts in order to tight or
loose them. These rings are bent down in opposite
direction from each other. Inside these rings projected
teeth are built with which six sided nut bolts can be easily
gripped. As it grips all the sides it does not slip.

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Box Spanner

These are made of thick or thin pipes, On one end or


both the ends. This spanner six sides are made in which
nut bolts with six phrases are easily gripped. Holes are
made across the rod on one or both the ends in which a
rod can be put and used as a handle, it is used in deeper
spaces

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Adjustable spanner
This is a special type of spanner. It is also known as
screw wrench. Its jaws can be expanded or narrowed
down to tight or loose the nut bolts. They are used for
those nuts where no other spanner fits well

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Adjustable spanner

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Allen key Hex socket screws

These are thin steel rods


with six faces which are bent at
90 degree angle from one end
these are used to open
screws, bolts whose heads are
made round. They have a hole
of six faces on the upper side.
Such screws,bolts perform the
available in numbers and sets
of different sizes.

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Hook Spanner

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Hints on using Spanners
 Always select a spanner which fits the nut or bolt properly.
A spanner that is too large may slip off the nut and possibly
cause an accident.
 When ever possible ,It is advisable to pull rather than push on
a spanner in order to avoid injury if the wrench should slip.
 Always be sure that the nut is fully seated in the spanner jaw.
 Use a spanner in the same plane as the nut or bolt head
 When tightening or loosening a nut, a sharp quick jerk is more
effective than a steady pull.
 A drop of oil on the threads, when assembling a bolt and nut,
will ensure easier removal later.

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Socket spanner
This type of spanner a square hole is made. On the
other end, grooves are cut outside in nut-bolt size, as in
ring spanner. In the square hole, Tommy bar is fixed
whose shape is also square. These spanners are used
where because of paucity of space ring spanners cannot
be used. besides this socket spanners are also used
where nuts bolts are to be tightened by measuring them
with torque wrench these are available in small and big
size in form of sets, Tommy bar, universal Tommy and
ratchet Tommy along with these spanners with their help
nut bolts of slanting, straight or congested space can be
made tight or loose

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