Heavy Duty Coil Suspension Spring Compressor Tool Strut Clamp Kit With Locking Bracket
Heavy Duty Coil Spring Compressor Strut Suspension Clamp With Locking Bracket Set quickly and safely compresses the spring for easy replacement or repair struts, shock absorbers and spring sets in your car. This coil spring compressor set has a telescopically adjustable protection bracket that reduces tool deflection, bending and warping even at high tension, ensures stable parallel compression and prevents accidental release of the spring at high tension. Anti-skid design on the hooked jaws provides a large contact area for superior handling and stability during compression. The metal locking ring design secures the jaws firmly in place, helping to prevent slippage and ensure stable operation. The knurled texture ensures a sure and safe grip as well as superior stability as you work. The screw compressor can hold the spring tightly by rotating the easy to use hexagonal nut. Use 19 mm hex socket or wrench. This tool has a wide jaw capacity of approximately 2" -11" (51 - 280 mm) and an adjustable holder suitable for approximately 8.5" - 12" (216-305 mm) diameters coil. Each pair of the spring compressor tool can withstand a load of up to approximately 2200lbs(1000 kg). The coil spring compressor is constructed from heat-treated steel, screw and premium galvanized finish for high durability and corrosion resistance.
NOTICE!!! THIS TOOL IS A HAND TOOL, PLEASE DO NOT USE POWER TOOL,AIR TOOL AND IMPACT TOOL!!!

Applicable
Ideal solution for a variety of vehicles, including trucks and large sedans.
Specification
Material: 45# Carbon steel Maximum load: 1000Kg/2200lbs Jaw opening: Approx. 2" -11"/51 - 280mm Fixer length: Approx. 8.5" - 12"/216-305mm Use with 19 mm socket or spanner.

Includes
2pc x Coil spring compressors

1pc x Stabilising fixed bracket

Packaging
BMC (Blow Moulded Case)

Installation and use
1. Extend internally threaded rod to full length and attach the bracket jaws onto the spring.
2. Adjust safeguard and tighten locking nut to secure in place.

3. There are two dowels on the fork for the protective guard to be inserted, and the middle nut remains loose to allow adjustment of the guard to the correct length around the spring.
4. With a hand ratchet or wrench, slowly and evenly crank the hex socket to compress the spring.