Adjustable Pipe Pliers JUCO 240 mm model 28208 (S0927) – slip-joint pipe wrench

Adjustable Pipe Pliers JUCO 240 mm model 28208 (S0927) are slip-joint pipe wrenches designed for gripping, turning and holding pipes and fittings. With a 240 mm overall length and multiple jaw positions, these pliers allow adjustment to a range of pipe diameters while remaining compact enough for a toolbox or carrying on-site. The tool is intended for plumbing, installation and repair work where a reliable mechanical grip and leverage are needed.

Advantages

The slip-joint design provides quick and secure jaw adjustment for different pipe sizes without the need for additional tools. A hardened gripping surface enhances bite and reduces slippage on metal or plastic pipes. The 240 mm length balances reach and maneuverability in confined spaces. Robust construction and a compact form factor make these pliers practical for everyday plumbing and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair of water and heating pipes
• Tightening and loosening threaded fittings and couplings
• General maintenance, assembly and mechanical service tasks
• Work in confined spaces where a compact adjustable wrench is required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 240 mm
• Tool type: slip-joint pipe pliers / pipe wrench
• Adjustable jaw positions for multiple pipe diameters
• Hardened gripping surfaces for improved bite
• Compact design suitable for toolbox storage

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw position for the pipe diameter by opening the slip joint and engaging the desired setting, then close the handles until the jaws firmly contact the pipe. Apply steady pressure while turning or holding the pipe, keeping the pliers aligned with the pipe axis to avoid slipping. For threaded fittings, use controlled torque and reposition the jaws as needed to maintain grip. After use, clean any debris from the jaws and store the pliers in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the gripping surfaces before each use and avoid using the pliers on severely worn or damaged fasteners; for large-diameter pipes or very high torque, use a dedicated pipe wrench sized for the task. Wear appropriate hand protection when working with sharp edges or hot pipes.