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A. The RCW16 is a 16mm ratchet combination spanner with an overall length of 211mm.
A. The ratchet ring features 72 teeth and requires only 5° of rotation to pick up the next tooth, allowing use in tight or awkward spaces.
A. The RCW16 is manufactured from Chrome Vanadium steel.
A. The RCW16 carries a lifetime guarantee.
A. Yes. The 16mm spanner is included in the AK63907 7-piece set (covering 8-19mm) and the AK63912 16-piece set (covering 8-19mm, plus three square drive adaptors and one bit holder).
A. WallDrive® is the profile used on the ratchet ring. Combined with the 72-tooth mechanism, it provides an ultra-smooth ratchet action and is particularly suited to working in awkward or restricted-access applications.
A. Yes, the RCW16 is one of a comprehensive range of Premier ratchet combination spanners. The AK63907 set covers 8-19mm and the AK63912 set covers 8-19mm with additional adaptors. Please contact Parts for Machines or check individual listings for all available sizes.
A. Yes, alternatives include AK6319, AK63832, AK6391, and AK63914. These are different products that serve a similar function. Please check individual listings or contact Parts for Machines to confirm which best suits your requirements.
A. We accept returns within 30 days of purchase for items that are unused, undamaged, and in their original packaging. Returns are available only for UK-delivered orders and must include proof of purchase. Before returning an item, please contact us at [email protected] to obtain a Return Merchandise Number (RMN). You may also be asked to share images of the product and its packaging for verification. Items that do not meet these conditions will not be accepted for return. If your return is approved, we will initiate a refund to your credit card or original method of payment. A restocking fee of up to 15% of the order value may apply to each returned item.
A. Standard UK mainland delivery is 3-5 working days.
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