Adjustable Wrench DNIPRO-M 250 mm, jaw capacity 0–34 mm

The Adjustable Wrench DNIPRO-M 250 mm with a jaw capacity of 0–34 mm is a hand tool designed to grip and turn fasteners of different sizes. Its 250 mm overall length provides leverage while the adjustable jaw allows quick adaptation to nuts, bolts and fittings within the specified capacity. The tool is intended for general repair, plumbing and mechanical tasks where a single adjustable tool can replace multiple fixed-size wrenches.

Advantages

The adjustable jaw lets the same wrench handle a wide range of fastener sizes, reducing the need to carry multiple spanners. A solid, ergonomically shaped handle improves manual torque transfer and control during use. The compact 250 mm length balances access to confined spaces with sufficient leverage for routine tightening and loosening operations. Robust construction supports repeated use in both household and professional environments.

Suitable for

• General household repairs and maintenance
• Plumbing work on pipes, fittings and valves within the jaw range
• Automotive and mechanical maintenance where adjustable grip is required
• Installation and assembly tasks involving varied fastener sizes

Key specifications

• Total length: 250 mm
• Jaw capacity (adjustable): 0–34 mm
• Type: adjustable wrench (crescent wrench style)
• Material: metal body with solid handle (metal construction)
• Intended use: manual gripping and turning of nuts, bolts and fittings

How to use

Select a clean fastening surface and open the adjustable jaw to slightly exceed the fastener size, then position the wrench so the fixed jaw rests against one flat of the fastener and the adjustable jaw against the opposite flat. Turn the adjusting mechanism until the jaws make firm contact without excessive play. Apply steady manual force, keeping the wrench aligned with the fastener to avoid rounding. After use, loosen the jaw slightly to reduce stress on the adjustment mechanism and store the tool in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrench within its 0–34 mm jaw capacity and avoid applying impact force or excessive leverage beyond what the 250 mm length permits. For high-torque or precision applications, consider sizing to a fixed spanner or using a torque-rated tool. Regularly inspect the adjustment thread and jaws for wear, clean and lubricate the moving parts periodically, and store the wrench dry to prolong service life.