NEO tools pipe pliers 25 cm, adjustable jaw range 0–36 mm (01-202)

NEO tools pipe pliers 25 cm, adjustable jaw range 0–36 mm (01-202) are hand pliers engineered for gripping, turning and holding pipes, fittings and other cylindrical components. With a 25 cm overall length and an adjustable jaw opening from 0 to 36 mm, these pliers provide a combination of reach and versatility for plumbing, installation and maintenance tasks. Constructed from steel for strength and durability, the tool is intended for both workshop and on-site use where a reliable mechanical grip and levering force are required.

Advantages

The adjustable jaw mechanism allows quick adaptation to different diameters without the need for additional tools. The 25 cm length offers extended reach and improved torque compared with smaller pliers, while the steel construction ensures resistance to wear under repeated use. The jaw profile is shaped to provide a secure contact on round and slightly irregular surfaces, reducing slippage during tightening or loosening operations.

Suitable for

• Plumbing work on water and heating pipes
• Assembly and disassembly of threaded fittings and couplings
• Maintenance tasks that require holding or rotating cylindrical parts
• General workshop use where adjustable gripping is needed

Key specifications

• Total length: 25 cm
• Adjustable jaw range: 0–36 mm
• Material: steel construction for durability
• Grip type: pipe-style jaws for round and cylindrical objects

How to use

Select a jaw opening that matches the diameter of the pipe or fitting, then position the jaws around the workpiece so contact is made on opposite sides. Apply steady hand pressure on the handles to maintain grip while turning or holding the component. For increased leverage, use the full length of the handles and reposition as needed by readjusting the jaw opening. After use, wipe the pliers clean and store in a dry place to reduce corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use the pliers within the specified jaw range to avoid damaging the jaws or the workpiece. Avoid applying excessive impact force or using the tool as a hammer. For threaded connections, first break seals or loosen locknuts gently to prevent sudden slipping. Regularly inspect the jaw surfaces and pivot for wear and maintain light lubrication at the joint for smooth adjustment.