Support de valve Gedore 312000 Venti-Quick, 120 mm

Gedore 312000 valve holder is a 120 mm long workshop hand tool designed to hold engine valves securely during repair and maintenance. Manufactured by Gedore, this tool provides a stable grip on valves to assist with removal and installation, helping mechanics and DIY users work more efficiently and safely in automotive and small engine servicing tasks.

Advantages

The valve holder combines a compact 120 mm length with a construction aimed at reliable gripping and durability. Its design facilitates controlled handling of valve stems and heads, reducing the risk of slippage during disassembly or assembly. The tool is compatible with common workshop environments and supports repeated use without compromising performance.

Suitable for

• Holding engine valves during removal and installation
• Automotive cylinder head maintenance and repair
• Small engine servicing on motorcycles, lawnmowers and generators
• Workshop and home garage valve servicing

Key specifications

• Overall length: 120 mm
• Tool type: valve holder (hand tool)
• Intended application: valve gripping for removal/installation
• Material and finish: manufactured to Gedore workshop tool standards for durability
• Use environment: professional workshops and DIY garages

How to use

Position the valve holder on the valve stem or head as appropriate for the specific engine design, ensuring a secure grip before applying force to remove or install retainers, springs or keepers. Use with compatible valve compressors or spring tools where necessary. Apply steady, controlled force and make adjustments to grip orientation to avoid damaging valve surfaces. After use, clean any debris and store the tool in a dry place to maintain functionality.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow manufacturer procedures for valve removal and installation. Select the correct grip orientation for the valve type and combine the holder with suitable compressors and spring tools for safe operation. Inspect the tool for wear before each use and replace it if gripping surfaces are compromised.