Adjustable Pliers Wrench Wiha 40923 – adjustable jaw up to 10 mm

Wiha 40923 adjustable pliers wrench features an adjustable jaw with capacity up to 10 mm, designed for gripping, turning and holding small fasteners and components. The compact design and precise jaw adjustment make this tool suitable for assembly, maintenance and repair work where controlled grip and torque are required, especially in confined spaces. The tool is intended to provide reliable clamping of small parts without slipping.

Advantages

The adjustable jaw up to 10 mm allows fine adjustment for a range of small fasteners, reducing the need for multiple fixed-size pliers. Its compact form factor enables access in tight or recessed areas while maintaining leverage for controlled turning. Manufactured to meet professional ergonomics and build quality, the tool offers consistent jaw alignment and secure gripping performance during repetitive tasks.

Suitable for

• Gripping and turning small nuts, bolts and fittings up to 10 mm
• Holding small components during assembly or repair
• Work in confined or hard-to-reach spaces
• Precision maintenance of electronics, appliances and mechanical assemblies

Key specifications

• Adjustable jaw capacity: up to 10 mm
• Tool type: adjustable pliers wrench
• Design: compact, slim head for tight-space access
• Primary use: gripping, turning and holding small fasteners and components
• Typical applications: assembly, maintenance and repair tasks

How to use

Select the jaw opening by adjusting the mechanism until the jaws fit snugly around the fastener or component up to 10 mm. Position the tool so the contact surfaces engage the workpiece securely, then apply steady turning or holding force. For delicate parts, adjust the jaw finely to avoid over-compression. Use the compact head to reach confined areas and ensure controlled torque without slipping.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the jaws before use and keep contact surfaces clean to maintain secure grip. Do not exceed the indicated jaw capacity and avoid using the tool on large or heavily corroded fasteners beyond its design. For precision work, apply gradual force and re-adjust jaw position as needed to prevent damage to small components.