Pipe wrench Topex 25 x 28 mm, adjustable plumbing tool for gripping and turning pipes

Topex pipe wrench 25 x 28 mm is an adjustable plumbing tool intended for gripping, turning and tightening pipes and fittings with small diameters. Designed with two jaw positions sized at 25 mm and 28 mm, the tool provides a compact solution for household plumbing, repair and installation tasks where a secure grip and controlled torque are required. The wrench body is made for manual operation and fits work on narrow access points and smaller threaded connections.

Advantages

The adjustable jaw sizes allow quick adaptation between two common small pipe diameters without changing tools, saving time during sequential tasks. The wrench offers a firm mechanical grip on smooth and threaded pipes, improving control when loosening or tightening fittings. Its compact dimensions and straightforward adjustment mechanism make it suitable for confined spaces and routine maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Household plumbing repairs and replacements
• Installation of small-diameter pipes and fittings
• Maintenance work in tight or confined spaces
• Working with copper, brass and thin-walled steel pipes

Key specifications

• Jaw sizes: 25 mm and 28 mm (adjustable)
• Type: adjustable pipe wrench for manual use
• Intended use: gripping, turning and tightening of pipes and fittings
• Suitable pipe diameter range: small-diameter pipework and fittings

How to use

Select the appropriate jaw size (25 or 28 mm) for the pipe or fitting, position the wrench so the jaws fully engage the workpiece, and apply steady manual force to turn or hold the pipe. Ensure the wrench teeth or gripping surfaces sit squarely on the pipe to avoid slippage. For removal tasks, apply controlled counterclockwise force; for tightening, apply clockwise force. Inspect the contact surfaces regularly and release the adjustment when changing pipe sizes.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when working with metal pipes. Avoid excessive force that could deform thin-walled pipes; match the jaw size to the pipe to reduce marring. Regularly check the adjustment mechanism for wear and clean debris from the gripping surfaces to maintain reliable performance.