مفتاح فلتر الزيت من Stanley ذو التشحيم الأوتوماتيكي STHT80880-0

It uses a self-gripping mechanism to automatically clamp onto the oil filter. As you apply a turning force, the tool securely grips the filter and provides leverage to loosen stubborn filters.

It is designed to fit all standard spin-on oil filters, making it suitable for most vehicles' common filter sizes.

The tool is built from heavy‑duty steel for durability, includes non-slip handles for a secure grip, and offers a ratcheting feature for extra torque. It also features an automatic lubrication system to facilitate the removal process.

The wrench includes an automatic lubrication system designed to aid smooth operation and reduce resistance when removing stuck filters.

1) Position the wrench over the filter so it can grip. 2) The self-gripping action engages automatically. 3) Begin turning counterclockwise to loosen the filter. 4) Once loosened, remove by hand and clean the area. 5) Wipe and store the tool in a dry place.

Wear eye protection, secure the vehicle if needed, ensure you have clear access to the filter, avoid applying excessive force, and keep hands away from moving parts during operation.

It's ideal for auto repair shops and DIYers when removing stubborn spin-on oil filters, especially when a firm grip and extra torque are needed.

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Yes. The design is suitable for use with both hand tools and power tools, giving you flexibility depending on your setup and needs.

Wipe off any residue, dry the tool thoroughly, and store it in a dry, protected location to prevent rust or corrosion. Periodically inspect the gripping mechanism and moving parts for wear.

The wrench is designed for standard spin-on oil filters and typical automotive layouts. If space around the filter is extremely tight, you may need to reposition or use an alternative tool with a smaller profile.