Double Ring Spanner

Safety Precautions

1. Wear Protective Gear
   • Use gloves to protect hands from cuts, scrapes, and blisters.

   • Wear safety glasses to shield eyes from potential debris or metal particles.

   • Wear non-slip footwear to maintain stability when applying force.

2. Use the Correct Size and Type
   • Always match the ring spanner to the fastener size to ensure a secure fit.

   • Avoid using a worn or ill-fitting spanner that may slip or round off the fastener.

   • Select the right type (6-point vs. 12-point) based on the application.

3. Apply Proper Force
   • Apply force smoothly and steadily—never jerk the tool.

   • Pull rather than push to reduce the risk of injury if the spanner slips.

   • Never use a pipe or cheater bar to extend leverage—this could break the spanner or damage the fastener.

4. Maintain a Firm Grip and Body Position
   • Ensure a firm, two-handed grip when working in tight or high-torque applications.

   • Maintain a balanced stance and avoid placing your body in the tool’s path of movement.

   • Keep knuckles and fingers away from hard surfaces or sharp edges.

5. Inspect the Tool Before Use
   • Check the spanner for signs of wear, cracks, or deformation.

   • Ensure the ring ends are not worn or rounded, which can reduce effectiveness and increase risk.

   • Clean off oil or grease to prevent slippage during use.

6. Work in a Clear and Safe Environment
   • Remove clutter and obstacles from your workspace.

   • Ensure good lighting to properly see fasteners and positioning.

   • Be cautious of surrounding moving parts, especially in mechanical or automotive settings.

7. Store the Tool Properly After Use
   • Clean the tool after each use to prevent corrosion.

   • Store it in a designated tool holder, toolbox, or on a rack.

   • Avoid dropping the tool or storing it in damp environments.

8. Avoid Improper Use
   • Do not use a ring spanner as a pry bar, chisel, or hammer.

   • Never modify the tool to fit non-standard fasteners—it compromises safety and tool integrity.

9. Training and Awareness
   • Ensure users are trained on proper wrenching techniques and torque application.

   • Encourage awareness of fatigue—take breaks during extended or repetitive tasks.