Adjustable pipe wrench MODECO MN-25-115 655 mm (type 145-S)

The MODECO adjustable pipe wrench MN-25-115 (type 145-S) is a heavy-duty hand tool with a 655 mm overall length designed for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and round stock. Its adjustable jaw allows the user to set the clamping diameter to match different pipe sizes, while the long handle provides increased leverage for loosening or tightening threaded connections. The forged construction and serrated jaw faces deliver a secure grip on metal and plastic surfaces during plumbing, installation or maintenance work.

Advantages

The adjustable jaw mechanism enables quick size changes without additional tools, making the wrench versatile for multiple pipe diameters. The long 655 mm handle improves torque transmission and reduces manual effort when working on tight or seized joints. Hardened and serrated jaw faces increase slip resistance and durability under repeated use. The wrench is suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users who need reliable pipe-handling performance.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installations and repairs
• Assembly and disassembly of pipe fittings
• Maintenance work in heating, ventilation and gas systems
• Workshop and on-site mechanical tasks involving round stock

Key specifications

• Overall length: 655 mm
• Type: adjustable pipe wrench (type 145-S)
• Adjustable jaw for variable pipe diameters
• Forged steel construction for strength
• Serrated (hardened) jaw faces for improved grip
• Long handle for increased leverage

How to use

Select a pipe wrench position that matches the pipe diameter and turn the adjusting nut or mechanism to close the jaw until the serrated faces contact the pipe surface. Place the wrench so the fixed jaw bears against the direction of applied force, ensuring the movable jaw grips the pipe as you apply torque. Use steady, controlled pressure to avoid damaging soft pipe materials; release and readjust the jaw as needed for changes in diameter or to reposition the tool for better leverage.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the wrench before use for jaw wear or deformation. For threaded metal pipes, apply torque gradually and consider using a backing tool to protect fittings. Avoid applying excessive force on thin-walled or plastic pipes—use padding or a strap wrench when necessary. Clean and lightly oil the adjustment mechanism after use to maintain smooth operation and prevent corrosion.