Adjustable Pipe Wrench MODECO Stillson 1 3/4" 250 mm MN-25-410

Adjustable Stillson-style pipe wrench by MODECO with a 1 3/4" jaw capacity and 250 mm overall length. This tool is engineered for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and rounded fasteners. The adjustable jaw opening accommodates a range of diameters while the serrated gripping surface improves bite on metal and threaded surfaces. The compact 250 mm length makes the wrench suitable for use in confined spaces while still providing sufficient leverage for typical plumbing and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The MODECO Stillson wrench features an adjustable mechanism that allows quick adaptation to different pipe diameters without changing tools. A serrated jaw surface ensures a secure hold and reduces slippage on smooth or corroded fittings. Its 250 mm length balances accessibility and torque, making it practical for both field service and workshop environments. The construction is designed to withstand the typical mechanical stresses encountered during tightening and loosening of round stock.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair
• Maintenance of pipe systems and fixtures
• Mechanical repair tasks involving rounded fasteners and fittings
• Work in confined spaces where a compact adjustable wrench is needed

Key specifications

• Overall length: 250 mm
• Maximum jaw capacity: 1 3/4"
• Style: Stillson / adjustable pipe wrench
• Jaw surface: serrated gripping teeth
• Adjustable jaw opening for varied diameters

How to use

Select an opening on the adjustable jaw that matches the pipe or fitting diameter, then position the wrench so the fixed jaw rests against the workpiece and the adjustable jaw engages on the opposite side. Apply steady force in the intended turning direction while maintaining alignment to minimize slipping. For best results, ensure teeth engage clean metal and avoid using the wrench on soft or easily damaged surfaces without protective padding.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the jaw teeth and adjustment mechanism for wear or damage. Clean debris from the serrations and lubricate moving parts lightly to maintain smooth adjustment. Use correct body positioning to apply force safely and avoid excessive impact or hammering, which can damage the tool or fastener.