Small Tooling Accessories
Small tooling accessories are the service pieces that come out when a pneumatic tool needs adjusting rather than running. Pin spanners and pin wrenches turn the retaining nuts and collars on tool noses; flat and hexagon spanners fit housings; hex and Allen keys reach set screws; and the clutch adjuster resets the shut-off clutch on a pneumatic screwdriver. The group also carries a suspension ring for the CP8681, a spring-loaded tube assembly from the high-torque line, protective covers, and ISO/IEC 17025 accredited torque calibration. Ships from Denver; in-stock items ordered by 4 PM ET ship the same day.
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Spanners, Keys and Wrenches
Nearly all of these are metric across-flats sizes cut for a particular CP tool, not general shop wrenches. Order to the size, and keep it with the tool it services — a pin spanner that walks off the bench costs an hour the next time a wheel guard has to come off.
| Wrench | Type | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Hex key | Hex key | 5 mm |
| Hexagon wrench, 6 mm | Hex key | 6 mm A/F |
| Hexagon wrench, 8 mm | Hex key | 8 mm A/F |
| IBS Allen key | Allen key | 1/4 in. |
| Flat spanner, special | Open end | 27 A/F |
| Pad wrench | Pad | — |
Sizes not shown here are in the grid above.
Suspension, Covers and Calibration
A suspension ring gives a high-torque tool a proper hanging point for a balancer instead of a strap looped round the housing. Protective covers keep grit off a tool parked on the line. The accredited torque calibration listing is a service, not a part: ISO/IEC 17025 calibration of one transducer, in one direction (clockwise by default) and one output position — see also maintenance and calibration.
Common Questions
What is a pin spanner used for? It engages the drilled holes in a round retaining nut — the collar behind a grinder wheel guard, a sander pad nut, a tool nose ring — where no flats exist for a normal wrench. CP lists a 35 mm pin spanner and a separate pin wrench.
How do I adjust the shut-off clutch on a CP air screwdriver? With the clutch-adjuster screwdriver listed here, through the adjustment port in the tool nose, following the torque setting in the tool manual. Adjusting by feel on a shut-off screwdriver defeats the point of the clutch.
Do you cover torque calibration? The listing here is accredited calibration for a single transducer in one direction and one position. Multi-direction or multi-position work is quoted separately — call with the transducer model.










