Gedore
Gedore 7118-36 Torque Wrench Head 14 x 18mm Drive 35 23/32mm Size 76mm Length 221 in-lb Max Torque
Interchangeable open-end head fits 14 x 18 mm drive, 35 23/32 mm size, 76 mm length, 221 in-lb maximum torque
- Interchangeable head fits 14 x 18 mm drive tools
- Open-end design reaches fasteners at 0 degree angle
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists corrosion
- 35 23/32 mm size matches specific fastener dimensions
- 221 in-lb maximum torque handles demanding tightening tasks
Interchangeable Torque Wrench Head
This interchangeable torque wrench head accepts a 14 x 18 mm drive and fits 35 23/32 mm fasteners. It is designed for mechanics and technicians who need a replaceable head for a compatible torque wrench system.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists wear during repeated tightening cycles up to the 221 in-lb maximum torque rating. The open-end design at 0 degrees allows consistent engagement without binding under continuous use.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your torque wrench uses a 14 x 18 mm drive interface before ordering. Confirm the 76 1/4 mm overall length clears the work area and that the 35 23/32 mm size matches the fastener you intend to service.
Highlights
- Interchangeable head fits 14 x 18 mm drive tools
- Open-end design reaches fasteners at 0 degree angle
- Alloy steel construction with chrome finish resists corrosion
- 35 23/32 mm size matches specific fastener dimensions
- 221 in-lb maximum torque handles demanding tightening tasks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Gedore 7118-36 torque wrench head generate noticeable heat or noise during continuous use?
The head is a passive alloy-steel component with no moving parts, so it produces no heat or noise of its own; any sound or warmth comes from the ratchet or breaker bar driving it.
What drive tool must I already own to use this 14 x 18 mm open-end head?
You need a torque wrench or ratchet that accepts a 14 mm by 18 mm rectangular drive, because the head slides onto that interface and locks at 0 degrees.
Will the 35 23/32 mm jaw fit the same fasteners as my older 36 mm open-end spanners?
The jaw measures 35 23/32 mm across the flats, which is fractionally smaller than a nominal 36 mm spanner, so it may not engage a true 36 mm fastener securely.
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