Sali Pipe Wrench(18/450mm)

Pipe wrenches are essential tools for plumbers, pipefitters, and professionals working with pipes and plumbing systems. They provide a reliable means of tightening or loosening pipe connections, making them a fundamental part of many toolkits. Proper use and care of pipe wrenches are important to extend their lifespan and ensure they function effectively.

Key Features:

1. Adjustable Jaw: The jaw of a pipe wrench is adjustable, allowing it to fit various pipe sizes. The jaw can be opened or closed using a knurled knob or wheel on the wrench.
2. Jaw Teeth: The jaw of the pipe wrench has sharp, serrated teeth that bite into the surface of the pipe, providing a secure grip. The teeth are typically angled to provide better grip when turning the pipe.
3. Long Handle: A pipe wrench has a long handle that provides mechanical advantage (leverage) for the user. This extended handle allows the user to apply significant force for turning pipes or fittings.
4. Construction: Pipe wrenches are often constructed from durable materials like steel or aluminum to withstand the forces and stress involved in pipe work. They are built to be robust and reliable.
5. Types: There are different types of pipe wrenches, including the straight pipe wrench, which has a fixed handle, and the offset pipe wrench, which has a handle set at an angle for better access in tight spaces.
6. Size Range: Pipe wrenches come in various sizes to accommodate different pipe diameters. Common sizes include 10-inch, 14-inch, 18-inch, and 24-inch wrenches.
7. Directional Rotation: Pipe wrenches are designed to turn pipes and fittings in one direction. They provide a strong grip when turning counterclockwise, making them suitable for tightening threaded connections.
8. Application: Pipe wrenches are commonly used in plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), construction, and other industries where pipes and fittings need to be installed, repaired, or replaced.
9. Anti-Slip Handle: Some pipe wrenches have handles coated with materials like rubber or plastic to improve grip and prevent slipping, especially when hands may be wet or oily.
10. Reversible Jaw: Some pipe wrench models have reversible jaws, which can be turned around to provide a grip in the opposite direction, useful for different applications.

• Size: (18/450mm)