What is a Hyper Spanner?

[Kamen Rider Blade]

A hypo-spanner is for connecting these plugs that are too small to mess with.

Ah, those tiny ass wires that normally need an entire Tweezer to work with.

 

[F. King Daniel]

What people who can't afford a Sonic Screwdriver are left to work with.

 

[LAFR]

A wrench whose sugar intake is too high?

 

[Deks]

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the interlocking SF does is via magnets... not nuts and bolts.
Ideally SF probably may have found a way to use magnets in such a capacity that locks them in a given state. We heard of 'magnetic interlocks' for ship's hull plates for example.

The hyperspanner could be a tool for manually decoupling of magnetic interlocks (among other things) and performing manual maintenance (if automation is unavailable).

 

[Macintosh]

Arnold Rimmer.

"Is this a 14B? Does it look even remotely like a 14B?"

 

[mithril]

clearly a hyperspanner is the tool needed to properly fasten self-sealing stembolts.

 

[DonIago]

They wouldn't be very self-sealing if they needed another tool to fasten them...

 

[publiusr]

I think I might this might be your self-sealing stem-bolt:

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Once inside…it fuses itself in to place.

Then…you have to cut it out

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