Adjustable Wrench Bahco 87 Weight 5.7 kg

The Bahco 87 adjustable wrench with a weight of 5.7 kg is a heavy-duty hand tool designed for high-torque fastening and loosening tasks. Constructed from durable materials and finished for corrosion resistance, this adjustable wrench provides a reliable, single-tool solution for gripping a wide range of fastener sizes. Its solid build and ergonomic profile are intended for repetitive professional use where strength and stability are required.

Advantages

This adjustable wrench offers high mechanical strength and stability thanks to its substantial mass. The adjustable jaw enables a wide clamping range, reducing the need for multiple fixed-size wrenches. The robust finish helps resist wear and corrosion during prolonged use, while the ergonomic handle profile improves control and reduces slippage when applying force. The single-piece design minimizes flex under load and increases tool longevity.

Suitable for

• Heavy mechanical assembly and disassembly tasks
• Industrial maintenance and repair work
• Plumbing and pipeline fittings requiring high torque
• Workshop and professional garage applications
• Large fastener work in construction and fabrication

Key specifications

• Tool type: adjustable wrench with movable jaw
• Weight: 5.7 kg for increased torque and stability
• Material: forged alloy steel construction for strength
• Finish: protective surface treatment for corrosion resistance
• Handle: ergonomic profile to improve grip and control
• Design: single-piece construction to reduce flex under load

How to use

Select the adjustable wrench and open the jaw to fit the fastener by rotating the adjustment mechanism until the jaw contacts the flats of the nut or bolt snugly. Position the wrench so the load is applied toward the fixed jaw to minimize slippage. Apply steady force, avoiding sudden impacts or hammering on the wrench. After use, clean the tool of debris and store it in a dry environment to preserve the finish and prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, ensure the jaw is correctly tightened on the fastener and avoid applying torque beyond the tool's mechanical limits. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working in industrial or construction environments. Regularly inspect the wrench for wear, deformation, or surface damage and maintain it according to workshop best practices.