Pipe wrench Vorel 55216, length 420 mm, 1 pc

Vorel 55216 pipe wrench, length 420 mm, supplied as 1 pc, is an adjustable plumbing tool designed to grip and turn metal pipes, threaded fittings and similar cylindrical objects. The wrench features an adjustable jaw that accommodates a range of pipe diameters and a profiled handle for improved hand contact and control. The tool is finished with a powder-coated surface intended to increase resistance to wear and to provide basic protection against corrosion and scratches.

Advantages

The adjustable jaw allows quick adaptation to different pipe diameters, reducing the need for multiple fixed-size tools. A 420 mm length provides mechanical leverage for loosening or tightening pipe joints and fittings. The profiled handle improves user grip and handling during installation and repair tasks. Powder-coated surfaces increase operational durability by helping protect metal parts from abrasion and surface damage.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair of metal pipes and fittings
• Tightening and loosening threaded pipe joints and couplings
• General maintenance tasks requiring mechanical leverage on cylindrical parts

Key specifications

• Overall length: 420 mm
• Design: adjustable pipe wrench with serrated jaws for gripping cylindrical objects
• Handle: profiled for improved grip and control
• Finish: powder-coated surface for increased resistance to scratches and wear
• Intended materials: metal pipes, threaded fittings, couplings and similar hardware

How to use

Select the wrench orientation and adjust the movable jaw to fit the pipe or fitting diameter. Position the serrated jaw teeth on the pipe surface and apply steady force to the handle in the required direction to tighten or loosen the connection. Reposition the wrench as needed for successive turns. After use, clean off debris and inspect the jaws for wear that could reduce gripping ability.

Usage recommendations

Use the pipe wrench on appropriate metal surfaces and avoid excessive force that can deform pipes or damage threads. For optimal gripping, ensure the jaw teeth engage the pipe firmly; if the pipe surface is severely rounded or painted, consider supplementary gripping methods. Store the tool dry and perform periodic inspection and light maintenance to maintain performance.