Utensile in acciaio Wera 8008 A 1 pz. grigio 60

The Wera 8008 A Steel Tool in grey is a single-piece, precision-engineered wrench intended for reliable mechanical work. Manufactured from forged steel, this tool combines dimensional accuracy with structural strength to withstand repeated use. The grey finish improves surface protection and provides a comfortable tactile surface for controlled handling during tightening and loosening operations.

Advantages

The tool offers high durability due to its solid steel construction and a finish that resists wear and corrosion. Its precise machining ensures accurate fit on fasteners, reducing the risk of rounding and enabling efficient torque transfer. The single-piece design minimizes points of failure and simplifies maintenance while the balanced geometry supports comfortable operation in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Automotive maintenance and repair tasks
• Mechanical assembly and disassembly of machinery
• Professional workshops and service centers
• Home DIY repairs and renovation projects
• Industrial maintenance and plant servicing

Key specifications

• Material: forged steel providing high strength and wear resistance
• Finish: grey protective surface coating for corrosion resistance and grip
• Design: single-piece construction for enhanced durability
• Application: suitable for standard wrenching operations on corresponding fasteners
• Compatibility: intended for use where precise fit and torque transfer are required

How to use

Select the correct size and orientation of the Wera 8008 A to match the fastener. Position the wrench squarely on the fastener head, ensure full contact, and apply steady force while maintaining alignment to avoid slippage. For tightening, use controlled incremental force to reach the required torque; for loosening, apply steady pressure until the fastener turns. After use, clean off residues and store the tool in a dry environment to preserve the finish and mechanical accuracy.

Recommendations

Use the tool only on fasteners that match its working profile and avoid applying impact forces unless the tool is explicitly rated for such use. Regularly inspect the working surfaces for wear and deformation; replace the tool if significant wear or damage is found. Store in a clean, dry toolbox or rack to prevent corrosion and maintain performance.