Pipe Wrench NEO tools 02-415 250 mm 616 g

The NEO tools 02-415 pipe wrench, 250 mm, is designed for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and other round or hex-shaped parts typically encountered in plumbing and locksmith work. Constructed with a ductile iron body and forged, ground, serrated jaws, the wrench provides a firm hold and wear resistance. The jaw opening range reaches up to 44 mm and the tool weighs approximately 616 g, offering a balance of strength and manageable weight for professional and DIY tasks.

Advantages

The ductile iron body delivers improved toughness and resistance to impact compared with standard cast materials, while the forged and ground jaws maintain accurate alignment and long-term biting performance. Serrated, grooved jaws increase grip on smooth and rounded surfaces to reduce slippage. A worm mechanism enables precise jaw adjustment across the full opening range, and the tool’s 250 mm length provides leverage suitable for confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Gripping and turning metal and plastic pipes up to 44 mm in diameter
• Loosening and tightening pipe fittings and couplings
• General plumbing repair and installation tasks
• Locksmith and maintenance tasks requiring controlled torque on round parts

Key specifications

• Overall length: 250 mm
• Maximum jaw opening: 44 mm
• Material (body): ductile iron
• Jaws: forged, ground and serrated with grooved profile
• Adjustment: worm mechanism for fine jaw control
• Weight: approximately 616 g

How to use

Select a jaw opening slightly larger than the part to be gripped and adjust the worm mechanism until the jaws make firm contact with the workpiece. Position the serrated jaws so the grooves bite into the pipe surface; pull the wrench toward you for a tighter bite when turning. Use steady, controlled force and avoid sudden impacts. After use, release the worm mechanism to free the jaws, clean any debris from the serrations and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective operation, wear appropriate hand protection and ensure the wrench is sized correctly for the pipe diameter. Avoid applying excessive leverage beyond the tool’s length to prevent jaw or body damage. Regularly inspect the serrations and worm thread for wear and keep the moving parts lightly lubricated to maintain smooth adjustment.