Adjustable Wrench LOGO-Tools 250 mm, plastic jaw cover, model 7,2

The LOGO-Tools Adjustable Wrench 250 mm with plastic jaw cover, model 7,2, is a hand tool designed for gripping and turning nuts and bolts of various sizes. Its adjustable jaw allows rapid size adjustment along the fastener, while the plastic jaw covers protect finished surfaces from scratches and marring. The wrench is intended for general mechanical, plumbing, and maintenance tasks where a combination of adjustable capacity and surface protection is required.

Advantages

The 250 mm length provides a balance of reach and leverage for medium-duty work. Adjustable jaws accommodate a range of fastener sizes without the need for multiple fixed wrenches, and the smooth adjustment mechanism enables quick set-up. Plastic jaw covers reduce the risk of damage to plated or painted surfaces and help prevent slipping on delicate materials. The compact form factor is suitable for use in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• General mechanical repairs and assembly
• Plumbing installations and pipe fittings
• Maintenance tasks in workshops and facilities
• Working on painted or plated fasteners where surface protection is needed

Key specifications

• Total length: 250 mm
• Adjustable jaw for multiple fastener sizes
• Plastic jaw covers for surface protection
• Manual hand tool designed for medium-duty applications
• Compact design suitable for confined spaces

How to use

Select the wrench and slide the adjustable jaw to approximate the fastener size. Place the jaws around the nut or bolt head so the plastic covers contact the fastener surface. Turn the adjustment thumbwheel or mechanism to secure a snug fit without over-tightening the cover. Apply steady force to turn the fastener, maintaining alignment to avoid slipping. After use, retract the jaw and store the wrench in a dry place to prevent corrosion and damage to the plastic covers.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrench within its intended medium-duty range and avoid applying excessive torque that could deform the adjustable mechanism. Inspect plastic jaw covers periodically and replace them if worn to maintain surface protection. For high-torque or precision applications, consider using a dedicated fixed-size wrench or a torque-rated tool.