Pipe wrenches are adjustable gripping tools used by plumbers, mechanics, and other tradespeople to turn, tighten, or loosen cylindrical objects like pipes and fittings. They typically have a long handle for leverage and a gripping jaw with teeth that can be adjusted to fit different Types and sizes of pipe wrench. Here are the most common types and sizes of pipe wrenches
Types pipe wrench
Type #1 : Straight Pipe Wrench
The most common type with a straight handle and an adjustable jaw. It’s versatile for various tasks
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Type #2 : Offset Pipe Wrench
Offset Pipe Wrench has an angled head to grip pipes in tight spaces where clearance is limited.
Type #3 : Chain Pipe Wrench:
Uses a chain instead of teeth to grip irregular-shaped objects or large pipes.
Type#4 : End Pipe Wrench:
Has a head at a 90-degree angle to the handle, useful for pipes close to walls or obstructions.
Type#5 : Compound Leverage Pipe Wrench:
Features a mechanism for stronger grip, handy for stubborn fasteners.
Sizes of Pipe Wrenches
- 6-inch or 8-inch
- For pipes up to 1 inch in diameter.
- 10-inch or 14-inch
- Suitable for pipes 1 to 2 inches in diameter.
- 18-inch or larger
- Needed for pipes over 2 inches in diameter.
Choosing the right size depends on the diameter of the pipe you’re working with and the amount of leverage required for the task.
