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4334-13 Tubular Socket Wrench - 13 mm - Stahlwille

Part #: 43341313

The Stahlwille 4334-13 Tubular Socket Wrench is a precision-engineered 13 mm tool designed for professional technicians and mechanics. Built to ISO 2236 standards, this robust wrench delivers reliable performance for fastening and loosening nuts and bolts across a wide range of automotive and industrial applications. Its durable construction and thoughtful design ensure efficiency and longevity in demanding work environments.

Key Features

  • Premium Chrome Vanadium Steel: Forged from high-quality Chrome Vanadium Steel, this wrench offers exceptional strength, resistance to wear, and consistent performance under heavy use.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Finish: A chrome-plated finish enhances durability by providing superior protection against rust and corrosion, while also simplifying cleaning.
  • Dual Single Hexagon Ends: Both ends feature a precise single hexagon profile, ensuring a secure grip on fasteners and minimizing the risk of slippage or rounding during high-torque applications.
  • Optimized Socket Neck: The short, open socket neck design facilitates access to fasteners in confined spaces and accommodates long threaded rods, increasing versatility in various repair and assembly tasks.
  • ISO 2236 Compliant: Manufactured in accordance with ISO 2236, guaranteeing dimensional accuracy, consistent quality, and adherence to international professional tool standards.

Applications

This 13 mm tubular socket wrench is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics. It is ideally suited for tasks involving vehicle maintenance, machinery repair, and industrial assembly where accessibility to recessed fasteners or nuts on extended threads is required. Common applications include engine bay work, chassis component installation, exhaust system adjustments, and equipment assembly and disassembly in tight quarters.

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 160 mm
  • Weight: 180 g
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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 22 November, 2004.