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Tools FL-PW-014
Heavy-Duty Pipe Wrench
A 14-inch pipe wrench with an adjustable serrated jaw and a coated handle for gripping suitable pipework.
$24.95/ each
In stock42 available in the demo catalog
- Adjustable serrated gripping jaw
- Listed 14-inch tool length
- Steel construction
Selected specification14 inch · Steel
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Check compatibility before you buyTHE DETAILS THAT MATTER
A firm grip for hands-on jobs.
Put a useful pipe-gripping tool within easy reach. The Heavy-Duty Pipe Wrench combines an adjustable jaw with a substantial handle, helping you position the tool around a suitable round pipe or fitting before turning it.
Its serrated gripping surfaces are intended to bite rather than protect a decorative finish. Choose the tool and working position to suit the material, and use a different gripping method when a polished or delicate surface needs to stay unmarked.
KNOW YOUR PART
At a glance.
Key details for planning your project.
- Product type
- Pipe wrench
- Listed tool length
- 14 inches
- Material
- Steel
- Jaw style
- Adjustable, serrated
- Handle
- Coated
- Selling unit
- One wrench
- Product code
- FL-PW-014
What’s in the box
One 14-inch pipe wrench. Other tools and pipework shown in lifestyle photography are not included.
A LITTLE PREPARATION GOES A LONG WAY
Get the right connection.
Check the details now for a smoother job later.
- 01
Confirm the final model’s jaw capacity matches the pipe diameter.
- 02
Check that the material and surface can accept serrated-jaw contact.
- 03
Allow adequate working space and follow the tool manufacturer’s handling guidance.
Care & upkeep
Keep the jaw teeth and adjustment mechanism clean. Dry the tool before storage and inspect it for wear or damage before use.
This is a sample product listing. Final dimensions, ratings, approvals and compatibility must be verified against the supplied manufacturer’s documentation. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use a qualified installer where required.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few useful answers.
Can I use it on a polished chrome faucet? +
The serrated jaws can mark a polished finish. Use a suitable non-marring tool or the faucet manufacturer’s recommended method instead.
What is the maximum jaw opening? +
The 14-inch figure is the listed tool length, not the jaw capacity. Confirm the actual jaw-opening specification before choosing it for a pipe diameter.
Should I add an extension to the handle? +
Do not add an improvised extension unless the manufacturer expressly permits it. Use a tool designed for the required task.