Kupo WS-229 Mitchell Spanner Wrench
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- BrandKupo
Description
Article no.: 26776
Kupo WS-229 Mitchell Spanner Wrench — Stainless steel construction with M12 central handle
The Kupo WS-229 Mitchell Spanner Wrench is designed to work with Mitchell-style castle nuts. It uses concentric holes that line up with a Kupo Mitchell Castle Nut in various positions, so you can tighten or remove the nut with control. The wrench features a central handle sized M12 to match common needs in the professional rigging industry. Its stainless steel construction contributes to a sturdy, long-lasting tool for repeated use.
Key features
- Stainless steel construction — built for sturdiness and long service life.
- Concentric hole pattern — holes align with Kupo Mitchell Castle Nuts in multiple positions to allow easy tightening and removal.
- M12 central handle — a central handle size that meets common needs in the professional rigging industry.
- Designed for Mitchell Castle Nuts — specifically intended to engage and operate Mitchell-style castle nuts used in rigging.
How it helps on set
Use the WS-229 whenever you need to secure or remove Mitchell-style castle nuts on grip and rigging equipment. The concentric hole layout gives you several engagement positions, so you can work in tight or awkward spaces. Because the wrench is stainless steel, it stands up to repeated handling and remains a reliable tool in a professional toolkit.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Central handle size | M12 |
Frequently asked questions
Question: What nuts does the WS-229 work with?
Answer: The WS-229 is made to engage Mitchell-style castle nuts, specifically aligning its concentric holes with Kupo Mitchell Castle Nuts so you can tighten or remove them.
Question: What material is the wrench made from and why does that matter?
Answer: The wrench is made from stainless steel. This material contributes to a sturdy and long-lasting tool that holds up to repeated use in professional rigging environments.
Question: Why is the M12 handle size important?
Answer: The central handle size is M12, which meets common needs in the professional rigging industry and allows the wrench to interface correctly with standard rigging hardware that requires an M12 connection.