
Wera Joker 6004 VDE insulated self-setting spanner, 16mm to 19mm range, tested to 10,000 V. For live electrical and confined-space work.
The Wera Joker 6004 16mm-19mm VDE Insulated Self-Setting Spanner is designed for electricians and professionals working on live electrical systems up to 1000 V, with a self-setting range of 16mm to 19mm.
Each spanner is individually tested to 10,000 V in accordance with IEC 60900 standards. Its self-setting mechanism automatically and continuously grips hexagonal nut and bolt sizes within its 16mm to 19mm range, accommodating both metric and imperial fasteners.
Key Features
Designed for Confined Spaces
The single-arm design, combined with the ratchet function and jaws placed on corner-width rectangular prisms, gives a return angle of only 30°. This allows the Joker 6004 to be used in tight, confined spaces where a traditional spanner cannot achieve a full swing, such as electrical cabinets, control panels, or machinery.
Dimensions and Weight
Choose the Wera Joker 6004 16mm-19mm VDE Insulated Self-Setting Spanner for live electrical work and tight-access tasks where a traditional spanner cannot be used.
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