SPR INSERTION TOOL - Steck Manufacturing

Steck Manufacturing | SPR INSERTION TOOL | 21960

Features and Benefits

• SPR Insertion Tool is a high grade hardened steel frame with a ½” 20 Grade 8 hex bolt with magnetic end and center recess to hold the replacement SPR while inserting the SPR with a ¾” or 19 mm socket on your ½” impact wrench
• The SPR Insertion Tool allows the technician to control these repair processes without waiting in line for the very expensive hydraulic tools to do this same process
• Insert the new SPR on the magnetic end of the hex bolt, hand tighten to the flange area keeping the body of the SPR Insert tool against the door flange
• Install your ¾” or 19 mm socket to your ½” impact wrench and engage, within 3-5 seconds you will see the bottom of the screw flush with the door flange
• Work in conjunction with our SPR Extraction Tool, STE21970 and our Al Skin Zipper, STE21892 and AL Skin Zipper II, STE21896 allows the technician to build his/her resume for aluminum repair while allowing them to provide a professional repair and not add non-productive time awaiting hydraulic tools

Applications

The SPR Insertion Tool is used to insert a new SPR into a damaged door skin. It is compatible with all major automotive manufacturers.

Benefits

The SPR Insertion Tool offers a number of benefits over traditional methods of SPR insertion, including:

• Speed: The SPR Insertion Tool can insert a new SPR in just 3-5 seconds, compared to the 10-15 minutes required by hydraulic tools.
• Accuracy: The SPR Insertion Tool ensures that the SPR is inserted correctly, preventing damage to the door skin.
• Control: The SPR Insertion Tool gives the technician complete control over the insertion process, allowing them to avoid damaging the door skin.
• Cost-effectiveness: The SPR Insertion Tool is a cost-effective alternative to hydraulic tools, saving technicians time and money.

The SPR Insertion Tool is a must-have tool for any technician who repairs aluminum doors. It is the fastest, most accurate, and most cost-effective way to insert a new SPR.