Set of tools in tray 2 for 2600D General tools for servicing suspension

Suspension service needs a second general-tools tray alongside the SET1-2600D, because the workflow uses more wrench sizes and styles than a single tray comfortably holds. The SET2-2600D loads the rest of the everyday wrench range needed for suspension service into a second foam-cut bench drawer in the Unior Suspension Workbench 2600D.

What’s in the tray

• Cone wrench, single-sided (1617/2DP-US); for hub-cone work alongside fork-and-shock service.
• Adjustable wrench (250/1); for the variety of locknut sizes air-spring assemblies present that the SET1’s adjustable spanner doesn’t cover.
• Open-end wrench (110/1); for standard hex-head fastener access where damper geometry allows.
• Flat wrench for suspension service (1706/2DP-US); flat-profile spanner for narrow-clearance fork crown work.
• Suspension wrench with strap (1705/2DP-US); second strap wrench, sized for parallel two-side damper holding.
• Measuring tape (710R-US); for measuring stanchion length, axle dimensions, and reference-fit distances.

The tray ships with the empty foam shell (vl2-2600D).

Why a second general-tools tray

A suspension service ticket typically involves two simultaneous workflows: the air-spring teardown on one side of the fork, the damper teardown on the other. Both want the same general-tool category at the same time (a wrench in each hand), so the tray system splits the general-tools inventory across two trays; pull both, work both sides simultaneously, slide both back. The SET1-2600D carries the primary inventory; the SET2-2600D carries the duplicates and the additional wrench styles that the parallel-work pattern needs.

The two trays together replace what would otherwise be three open drawers in a non-tray bench: open-end wrenches, adjustable spanners, and strap wrenches. The foam-cut tray approach keeps each tool in fixed position even when the drawer slides closed and the bench shifts.

Compatibility

Sized for the bench-integrated drawer in the Unior 2600D Suspension Workbench. Also fits the standalone 990WD7 wide tool chest for shops servicing suspension from a separate cabinet.

Built in Zreče, Slovenia

Unior has been forging hand tools in Zreče, Slovenia, since 1919, and is the official technical partner of multiple World Tour and downhill teams. The flat suspension wrench (1706/2DP-US) is sized for the narrow-clearance crown and damper-body work that fork service demands; the strap wrench (1705/2DP-US) is the strap-style holding tool that doesn’t mar the cylindrical damper bodies a fixed-jaw wrench can damage.

Pro tip from our mechanics

The SET2-2600D pairs with the SET1-2600D rather than replacing it; both trays live in the suspension bench, and a single service ticket typically pulls both. Our broader workshop-setup guide covers the tray-loadout decisions for a suspension station: How to set up a professional bike workshop →