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  2. Spanner basics
  3. A brief history of the spanner
  4. What are the parts of a spanner?
  5. How does a spanner work?
  6. What is the difference between a spanner and a wrench?
  7. What are the different types of spanner?
  8. What spanner sizes are available?
  9. How are spanners manufactured?
  10. What are spanners made of?
  11. What are spanners coated with?
  12. What is an open-ended spanner?
  13. What is a ring spanner?
  14. What is a combination spanner?
  15. What is a flare nut spanner?
  16. What is a podger?
  17. What is a ratchet spanner?
  18. What is a pin spanner?
  19. What is an insulated spanner?
  20. What is a box spanner?
  21. What is a spark plug spanner?
  22. What is a flex-head spanner?
  23. What is a scaffold spanner?
  24. Choosing the right spanner
  25. How to fit and remove a nut and bolt
  26. How to undo a stuck fastener
  27. What spanner accessories are available?
  28. Are there any alternatives to spanners?
  29. Spanner maintenance and care
  30. How to clean rust from a spanner
 

Spanner basics

 
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 Spanners are small fixed size hand tools to tighten and loosen nuts and bolts. A spanner is a small, fixed-size hand tool designed to tighten or loosen fasteners (holding two or more workpieces together) by turning a nut or bolt. 
     
 Spanner made from a single piece of metal. 

Spanners can be made from a single piece of metal...

 
     
 Joints and extra components on some types of spanners. 

...or have joints and extra components.

 
     
 Different shapes of profiles of spanners. 

Lots of different sizes and shapes are available for all sorts of different jobs around the home and across the industries.

 
     
 Spanners can be bought singly or in sets of 3 to 20 spanners. 

Spanners can be purchased singly or in sets.

 
     
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