Description

SCAFFOLD WRENCH

A scaffold wrench is a specialized wrench designed for assembling and dismantling scaffolding.

They are typically made from high-strength steel to withstand the rigors of construction work and have a long handle for increased leverage.

Here are some of the key features of a scaffold wrench:

• Double Ended: Most scaffold wrenches are double-ended, with each end having a different size opening to accommodate various nuts and bolts used in scaffolding.
• Offset Design: The head of the wrench is often offset at an angle, which allows for better access to fasteners in tight spaces, a common situation when working with scaffolding.
• Open Ended Spans: The wrench openings are typically open-ended, allowing them to grip fasteners from a wider range of angles compared to a ring spanner.

Scaffold wrenches are not a common household tool and are primarily used by professional scaffolders. However, they can also be useful for other construction or industrial applications where there’s a need for a heavy-duty wrench with good leverage and access in confined spaces.