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dvdfan
3 years ago

That is why there are these measures.

But I wouldn’t use a mule there because he only uses two flanks of the hexagon. A ring key loads the hexagon less (similar to the nut).

juergen63225
2 years ago

If it is a 22 nut: yes, the indication for 6 or 12 Kant plug keys refer to hexagonal screws or nuts.

But… if it’s not a 22 mother, and the nut randomly fits without slipping off, then the muzzle key could blunt or not fit. That would be the case if you were going to drive a Harley, because they do not have metric screws but customs measures, and that can be that metric approximately fit, but it is better to use customs keys.

schlappeflicker
3 years ago

What kind of sense would it have if it wasn’t the case? Then you need twice as much tool

DerBayer80
3 years ago

Guess why both have a 22nd key.

Nonameguzzi
3 years ago
Reply to  DerBayer80

Do you want to experience the par excellence of the smart card?

The maximum according to DIN/ISO for a SW22 tool is a mouth opening of 22.36mm

The minimum size of a 7/8 inch opening to SAE is 22,35mm

Is therefore quite possible that it needs a 22 nut but a 7/8 inch key;)

Hansi796
3 years ago

Yeah, the 22nd key fits the same. But only if the environment of the screw/mother provides enough space for it.

And . . . . . another tip: a ring key with 22mm would also work in this case. 😉

This is the same for all other metric key widths

peterobm
3 years ago

Fits, the nominal width is the same.

the question is, come with the wrench to the screw

peterobm
3 years ago
Reply to  jansons

then try your luck.

do not slip when you damage the screw, you have a problem with a nut

Apokailypse
3 years ago

God praises the metric system. These are 22mm always the same size.

wollyuno
3 years ago

this is the key width in mm, so it fits all in size when you come in place

safur
3 years ago

Yes logically

newcomer
3 years ago

yes should fit, also ring key 22

hotrod66
3 years ago

SW22 is SW22

migebuff
3 years ago
Reply to  hotrod66

Hmm. And when here the said 22-nut of the questioner?

hotrod66
3 years ago
Reply to  migebuff

It also fits, is SW22

migebuff
3 years ago

It’s hard to say that would tap 1974. Just clicked through the first few of the more than one hundred results in the DIN list for the search term “Zwölfkant”, and that was the oldest entry.

wollyuno
3 years ago

since when are there 12-edge screws?torx and multi-tooth I don’t know only 12-edge

migebuff
3 years ago

That’s the case.

hotrod66
3 years ago

Then he would have asked the question differently…

migebuff
3 years ago

Yeah, but does he have a hexagonal screw? What if he has a twelve-edged screw, his 22-square canteen nut fits on it and is now told that there is also every wrench fit, because SW22 is SW22 equal to SW22?

hotrod66
3 years ago

The nut fits every hexagonal screw.

migebuff
3 years ago

Yes, this nut fits on its 12-edge screw with SW22. But does he come on with a key for hexagonal screws SW22?

mewlone
3 years ago

if they have the same form

hotrod66
3 years ago
Reply to  mewlone

A nut has a different shape than a muzzle key.

mewlone
3 years ago
Reply to  hotrod66

then I don’t know I eat nuts