Priory 310 Scaffold Spanner, 7/16W, Single-Ended, 230mm
Hardened hex Whitworth socket, zinc-plated, 230mm. Ideal for scaffold assembly & construction tasks.
The Priory 310 Scaffold Spanner is a single-ended spanner designed for durability and ease of use in scaffold assembly. It features a hardened hex Whitworth socket and a bright zinc-plated finish, ensuring resistance to corrosion and long-lasting performance. The swing-over handle provides a comfortable grip, making it suitable for repetitive use in construction and scaffolding tasks.
With a length of 230mm, this spanner offers excellent leverage and control, allowing for efficient tightening and loosening of nuts and bolts. Its 7/16W size ensures compatibility with standard scaffold fittings, making it an essential tool for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.
Built to withstand tough working conditions, the Priory 310 Scaffold Spanner is a reliable choice for all your scaffolding needs.
- Scaffold assembly
- Construction
- Maintenance work
- DIY projects
- Type: Single-ended
- Socket Type: Hardened hex Whitworth
- Finish: Bright zinc-plated
- Length: 230mm
- Size: 7/16W
- Weight: 430g
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