MG51233
4 Years
4 Years
Oil Filter Wrench
Standard
ISO, CE
New
by Internet
1/2 Inch Dr. to 3/8 Inch Dr.
63mm to 100mm
MAGMA
White Box
Zhejiang
8204120000
Product Description
3 Leg Oil Filter Wrench
Working range 63mm to 100mm.
1/2" dr. to 3/8" dr. socket adaptor.
21mm hex head.
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An oil-filter wrench is a tool for removing spin-on type oil filters. These filters are smooth, cylindrical canisters with knurling on the bottom that are difficult to grip, especially when they are oily.
One common type of wrench is shown on the right. The loop of chain is placed around the filter, and the bar is turned anticlockwise by hand until the chain wraps itself tightly around the filter. A socket wrench or adjustable spanner is then used to turn the hexagonal bar further in the same direction. This increases the tension in the chain, which bites into the soft metal casing of the oil filter which helps prevent slippage.
Another type uses a metal band that is attached at both ends to a handle. The looped band is placed around the filter and the handle is turned anticlockwise, which puts tension on the band, causing it to grip the filter.
Working range 63mm to 100mm.
1/2" dr. to 3/8" dr. socket adaptor.
21mm hex head.
Similar item:
| Item# | Description |
| MG50033 | Two Way Oil Filter Wrench 55mm -110mm |
| MG50034 | 3-Jaw Oil Filter Wrench 75mm to 140mm |
An oil-filter wrench is a tool for removing spin-on type oil filters. These filters are smooth, cylindrical canisters with knurling on the bottom that are difficult to grip, especially when they are oily.
One common type of wrench is shown on the right. The loop of chain is placed around the filter, and the bar is turned anticlockwise by hand until the chain wraps itself tightly around the filter. A socket wrench or adjustable spanner is then used to turn the hexagonal bar further in the same direction. This increases the tension in the chain, which bites into the soft metal casing of the oil filter which helps prevent slippage.
Another type uses a metal band that is attached at both ends to a handle. The looped band is placed around the filter and the handle is turned anticlockwise, which puts tension on the band, causing it to grip the filter.
