What are the types of explosion-proof non-sparking tool wrenches available?

Explosion proof wrenches are a type of product in explosion-proof tools, and are also frequently used manual tools in explosion-proof tools. Explosion proof wrenches specifically include explosion-proof adjustable wrenches, explosion-proof double end box wrenches, explosion-proof double end solid wrenches, explosion-proof solid box dual purpose wrenches, explosion-proof striking ring wrenches, explosion-proof striking ring wrenches, explosion-proof high neck striking ring wrenches, explosion-proof convex striking ring wrenches, explosion-proof curved handle striking ring wrenches, explosion-proof valve wrenches, explosion-proof hexagonal wrenches, explosion-proof F-type wrenches, explosion-proof hook wrenches, explosion-proof barrel wrenches Explosion proof ratchet wrench, etc.

The explosion-proof double end box wrench is used in potentially hazardous environments such as petroleum, petrochemical, oil stations, oil depots, gas production, chemical, military, power, mining, electronics, railways, etc. It is also an essential special tool for mechanical manufacturing and maintenance.
The explosion-proof double end box wrench is made of beryllium bronze and aluminum bronze alloy materials.

The explosion-proof adjustable wrench is mainly made of beryllium bronze and aluminum bronze alloy, with specifications of 6 "-24". The product is rolled by a large friction press. High strength, stable mechanical performance, and long service life. The stressed part shall not bend, deform, or crack. Suitable for flammable and explosive hazardous areas such as petroleum, petrochemicals, natural gas, pharmaceuticals, coal mines, chemicals, smelting, etc. When using explosion-proof adjustable wrenches, attention should be paid to the requirements of the force direction and no arbitrary reverse force should be applied. After stopping use, it should be wiped clean in a timely manner. Those that are not in use within six months should be coated with oil or stored using anti-corrosion methods. Those that have been out of use for more than a year should be coated with oil and stored in bags or boxes.