Accessories
When you buy spanner accessories, count your spanners first. Choose a holder with enough slots and make sure you can hang it up. Check the maximum load capacity for heavy spanners. Holders are steel or plastic. To measure threads, use a pitch gauge set in metric or Whitworth. Measure length and width of the holder so it fits in your toolbox. This helps you pick the right accessory.

Holder for Combination/Ring Spanners | 12 supports
2 pack sizes
1-2
Holder for Combination/Ring Spanners | 8 supports
2 pack sizes
1-2
Adaptor Set for Ratchet Wrenches | 4 pcs.

Magnet Holder for Combination / Ring Spanners | Metal | 10 Stacking Shelfs

Holder for Combination/Ring Spanners | 8 trays
Choose the right holder for your wrenches
Holders for every type of wrench
First count the number of wrenches you want to store. Then choose a holder with enough slots. Holders are available for 8, 12 or 15 wrenches. Check that the slot width fits the thickness of your wrenches. This keeps them secure and prevents them from falling out.
Hang them up or lay them down
Check if you can hang the holder on a wall or in a cabinet. Measure the length and width of the holder. This ensures it fits in your workbench or cabinet. Also check the maximum load capacity. Heavy-duty wrenches require a steel holder. Plastic holders are lighter and suitable for smaller sets.
Thread pitch gauges for the right size
Use a thread pitch gauge set to measure threads. These are available in metric and Whitworth. Measure the outer diameter and the pitch of the thread. This helps you select the correct nut or screw. A thread gauge prevents you from working with the wrong size.
These accessories belong with spanners. A holder with enough slots is especially useful for a complete set of combination spanners or double ring spanners. For heavy work you are more likely to choose slogging wrenches, while insulated spanners should be stored separately.