Pipe wrench YATO YT-22005, adjustable, length 300 mm, 1 pc

The YATO YT-22005 adjustable pipe wrench, 300 mm in length and supplied as a single piece, is designed for gripping and turning pipes, fittings and round stock. Its adjustable jaw and quick-action mechanism allow rapid adaptation to a range of diameters while providing controlled torque and a secure bite. Constructed for plumbing, maintenance and repair tasks, this wrench combines hardened jaws and an ergonomic handle to support repeated use in workshop and field environments.

Advantages

The wrench covers a working range from 16 mm to 38 mm, reducing the need for multiple wrenches and saving storage space. Hardened teeth (46–52 HRC) and a multilayer jaw construction increase durability and enhance grip as pressure increases, minimizing slippage. A spring-loaded upper jaw provides automatic self-adjustment and enables one-handed operation, while the ABS and TPR ergonomic handle improves user comfort and includes a hanging hole for convenient storage.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair of pipes and fittings
• Maintenance tasks involving round stock, valves and nuts
• Mechanical and workshop work requiring a compact adjustable wrench

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Working diameter range: 16–38 mm
• Jaw width: 14 mm
• Jaw material: hardened carbon steel (hardened teeth 46–52 HRC)
• Handle material: ABS with anti-slip TPR
• Operation: quick-action, spring-loaded upper jaw for one-handed use

How to use

Select the wrench and position the jaws around the pipe, fitting or round part. Allow the spring-loaded upper jaw to self-adjust to the component diameter until the jaws engage. Apply steady turning force in the required direction, keeping the handle aligned with the workpiece to maintain a three-point contact and reduce the chance of slippage. To release the tool, press the upper jaw down to open it and remove the wrench from the component.

Usage recommendations

Use the wrench within its 16–38 mm working range and avoid applying impact loads; inspect jaws for wear or damage before use. Keep the hardened teeth clean and free of debris to maintain grip, and store the wrench on a hook via the handle hole to prevent damage and allow quick access.