Strap wrench NEO tools 02-444, weight 850 g, single piece

NEO tools 02-444 is a strap/chain wrench designed to grip and turn cylindrical or irregularly shaped objects without damaging finished surfaces. The tool is intended for tasks such as loosening and tightening oil and fuel filters, pipe fittings and other round components where jaw-type wrenches could cause scratches. The product is supplied as a single piece and has a compact overall length suitable for working in confined spaces.

Advantages

The strap wrench uses a flexible strap/chain and an adjustable tension mechanism to deliver a secure, non-marring grip on smooth and irregular surfaces. Its universal design and serrated contact surface enhance grip on metal and plastic parts. The tool’s construction provides high durability for repeated use in mechanical and plumbing environments while remaining simple to operate.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing oil, fuel and hydraulic filters
• Loosening and tightening pipe fittings and couplings
• Working on vehicle maintenance tasks in tight engine bays
• Applications where surface protection is required to avoid scratches

Key specifications

• Working range up to 115 mm
• Total length 300 mm
• Size: 12" (12-inch class)
• Single-piece tool construction
• Flexible strap/chain gripping element with serrated contact for improved traction
• Weight: 850 g (manufacturer specification)

How to use

Place the strap or chain around the component to be turned and adjust the loop size to fit snugly. Tighten the adjustment mechanism until the strap makes firm contact with the surface, then apply steady torque to the handle to loosen or tighten the part. For best control, maintain axial alignment between the handle and the workpiece and avoid sudden jerks when a component frees. After use, release the tension and stow the tool in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Check the condition of the strap/chain before each use and replace the tool if the gripping element or serrations are excessively worn. Use hand force appropriate to the application and avoid striking the handle with a hammer. When working on soft or polished surfaces, increase strap contact area and reduce torque to minimize the risk of surface marking.