Pipe Wrench

A pipe wrench is a tool used to tighten or open pipe fittings, bolts or nuts using the principle of leverage. Pipe wrenches have jaws or serrated teeth that can be adjusted to suit the diameter of the pipe fitting or bolt to be machined.

Pipe wrenches are usually made of strong and durable stainless steel. They have handles or handles which allow the user to control the force and direction of tightening or opening. Pipe wrenches are generally used in plumbing work, construction, or in the mechanical industry.

Pipe wrenches have two jaws that can be used to grip pipe fittings or bolts firmly. One of the jaws is fixed, while the other jaw can be adjusted by rotating the handle or sliding the jaws. By properly positioning the jaws, the pipe wrench can grip a pipe fitting or bolt firmly so that it can be tightened or unlocked with the required force.

Pipe wrenches are often used in situations where ordinary wrenches are ineffective or impractical, particularly when working with large pipe fittings or when greater force is required to tighten or unlock difficult pipe fittings or bolts. Pipe wrenches have the advantage of gripping and holding objects firmly, helping them with tasks involving heavy or bulky pipes or fittings.