Pipe Wrench Art-Pol 14" (350 mm) bent steel Stillson type

Art-Pol 14" (350 mm) bent steel Stillson type pipe wrench is a hand tool designed for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and round stock. Constructed from steel with a bent (angled) handle, this wrench provides improved access in confined or awkward spaces while maintaining the mechanical leverage expected from a Stillson-type design. Hardened jaws and a threaded adjustment nut enable quick size changes and a dependable grip on a variety of pipe diameters used in plumbing and installation work.

Advantages

The bent handle improves reach and ergonomics when working near walls, behind fixtures or inside service shafts. Hardened serrated jaws resist wear and maintain grip on smooth and threaded pipes. The threaded nut adjustment allows fast, precise jaw positioning to accommodate different pipe sizes. Steel construction delivers durability and resistance to deformation under typical tightening loads.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair
• HVAC and heating system maintenance
• Assembly and disassembly of threaded pipe fittings
• General workshop and on-site mechanical work involving round stock

Key specifications

• Overall length: 350 mm (14 inches)
• Material: steel construction with hardened jaw surfaces
• Handle type: bent/angled design for improved access
• Adjustment: threaded nut for rapid jaw sizing
• Jaw type: serrated/hardened for secure grip on round profiles

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw opening by turning the threaded adjustment nut until the jaws fit snugly around the pipe or fitting. Position the wrench so the force is applied in the intended turning direction and maintain firm perpendicular contact between the jaws and the workpiece. Apply steady pressure; if necessary, reposition the wrench to improve leverage or access. After use, clean debris from the jaws and verify adjustment threads move smoothly to ensure long service life.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, avoid excessive impact forces or using the tool as a hammer. Use the correct wrench size for the pipe diameter to prevent slippage and damage. Inspect jaws regularly for wear and replace the tool if serrations become worn or if the handle is bent beyond normal tolerance.