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About Spanners

Spanners come in a few common types. Open-end spanners have open jaws, usually a different size at each end, for quick fitting on nuts and bolts. Ring spanners close around all six sides of a nut, giving a firmer grip and less chance of rounding it off. Combination spanners have an open end and a ring end of the same size, which makes them a common choice for general workshop and maintenance work.

Most machinery and vehicles in India use metric fasteners, so choose spanners sized in mm, such as 6–32 mm. Check the size marked on the tool against the nut's width across flats. Chrome vanadium steel is widely used because it is tough and resists wear, and a chrome or satin finish helps against rust. A set covers a range of sizes in one pouch or case and suits workshops and maintenance teams, while single spanners let you replace a lost size or add a large size you use often.

We list Taparia, OZAR, Stanley, Groz, Jhalani and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Workshops, factories and maintenance contractors buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

What is the difference between a ring spanner and an open-end spanner?

A ring spanner grips all six sides of a nut, so it holds firmly on tight nuts. An open-end spanner slips on from the side, which is quicker in tight spaces.

Which spanner set should I buy for a workshop?

A metric combination spanner set covers most general work. Pick a set whose size range matches the nuts and bolts on your machines and vehicles.

How do I find the right spanner size for a nut?

Measure the nut across its flat sides in mm. That measurement is the spanner size; for example, a 13 mm nut needs a 13 mm spanner.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.