RIDGID Pipe Wrenches

Straight, offset, monkey and end pipe wrenches with adjustable jaws to firmly grip pipes. Used to turn threaded pipes and pipe fittings while assembling or disassembling

Features

• RIDGID pipe wrenches have sturdy, ductile-iron housing that accounts for their robust design.
• They feature an I-beam handle to resist high-intensity vibrations.
• They are equipped with self-cleaning threads to promote low downtime.
• RIDGID end pipe wrenches are suitable for pipework along a wall, in tight confines or in closely spaced parallel lines.
• RIDGID Offset Pipe Wrenches have a jaw opening parallel to the handle and a narrower hook jaw head for easier access into small spaces.
• These pipe wrenches are also available in aluminium construction to exhibit lightweight characteristics and provide easy operations.

Westward End Pipe Wrenches

• These wrenches are designed for end pipes and fittings that are close to a wall or in tight spaces which can't be reached by regular pipe wrenches.
• They feature adjustable jaws that allow quick adjustment around the pipe and serrated teeth for a more secure grip to loosen or tighten the end pipes.
• They come integrated with an I-beam handle that consists of a long, flat bar with a slight curve to provide additional strength and a comfortable grip around the pipe surface.
• These units are tether capable and are available in aluminium & cast iron handles.

Superior Tools Aluminium Pipe Wrenches

• These heavy-duty straight aluminium pipe wrenches are lightweight, durable and easily adjustable to perform seamlessly in the toughest plumbing situations.
• They feature a knurled adjustment nut that smoothly and effortlessly adapts to pipe sizes up to 3 inches.
• These units come with sharp teeth on the jaws for optimum pipe grip and a balanced handle to provide superior leverage for loosening even the most stubborn pipes.
• They feature a durable drop-forged chromium-molybdenum hook jaw for excellent durability and added strength and are marked with pipe sizes for user convenience.

Working Mechanism

• Secure the pipe wrench on the workpiece.
• Take an appropriate operating position.
• Maintain a gap between the shank of the hook jaw and workpiece.
• Adjust the hook position by rotating the nut.
• Apply force in the direction of rotation required.