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Draper Ring Slogging Spanner
The Draper 41mm Ring Slogging Spanner is engineered for substantial industrial fixings commonly encountered in heavy machinery and structural steel applications. This size is frequently specified for mining equipment, large hydraulic systems, and heavy vehicle chassis work. The 41mm jaw opening provides the capacity needed for larger fasteners whilst maintaining the flat pattern design that ensures reliable performance.
Forged from quality carbon steel and subjected to precise heat treatment, this spanner delivers the durability required for workshop environments where seized or over-torqued fixings are routine challenges. The black phosphate finish offers excellent corrosion resistance, protecting your investment even in harsh conditions. The striking end is purposefully designed to withstand repeated hammer blows without mushrooming or cracking.
Features and Benefits:
• Flat pattern for maximum strength
• Forged carbon steel for exceptional durability
• Black phosphate finish provides corrosion protection
• 41mm size for substantial industrial fixings
Contents:
• 1 x Ring Slogging Wrench, 41mm
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There is a Draper manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Draper Ring Slogging Spanner
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Draper, direct on 023 8026 6355.
For any other queries relating to ordering this item, stock availability, existing orders or returning faulty items etc please contact us at MyToolShed at sales@mytoolshed.co.uk or call on 020 8805 3535.


