Pipe wrench NEO tools 02-127 — 415 mm depth, 1.33 kg, 1 piece

NEO tools 02-127 pipe wrench designed for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and other cylindrical workpieces. The tool is compact and intended for medium-duty plumbing, installation and repair tasks where a reliable jaw engagement and manual torque are required. The pack contains one piece with a 415 mm depth and a weight of 1.33 kg, offering a balance between leverage and maneuverability.

Advantages

The wrench is forged from high-quality chromium-vanadium steel and finished with ground and polished jaws to ensure durable bite and reduced wear. Its handle is coated with an anti-slip material that improves handling and comfort during extended use. Manufactured in compliance with DIN5234 and backed by a TÜV certificate and a 25-year manufacturer warranty, the tool meets professional quality standards for consistent performance.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and pipe fitting
• General repair and maintenance of heating or water systems
• Work on metal and plastic pipes where firm grip and torque are needed
• On-site service calls and medium-duty mechanical tasks

Key specifications

• Overall depth: 415 mm
• Weight: 1.33 kg
• Material: chromium-vanadium steel (forged)
• Jaw finish: ground and polished
• Handle: anti-slip coated grip
• Standards: manufactured to DIN5234

How to use

Select the appropriate working orientation for the pipe and position the jaws over the workpiece so the serrated surfaces engage the pipe securely. Apply steady manual force to the handle while maintaining alignment with the pipe axis to avoid slipping. For stubborn fittings, reposition the tool and retighten the grip as needed rather than using excessive force. After use, clean debris from the jaws and store the wrench in a dry place to protect the finish.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrench within its medium-duty capacity and avoid applying impact loads or using it as a hammer. Regularly inspect the jaw teeth and handle coating for wear; replace or service the tool if any damage reduces grip or safety. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and eye protection, when working with pressurised systems or rusty fittings.