Stillson pipe wrench YATO YT-2201, 250 mm, cast iron jaw, PVC handle, carbon steel

YATO YT-2201 is a 250 mm Stillson pipe wrench designed for gripping and turning pipes and fittings. The tool combines a cast iron jaw with carbon steel body construction and a PVC-coated handle to provide reliable bite, structural strength and comfortable handling during plumbing, assembly and maintenance operations. Its size and tooth profile are intended to deliver secure clamping on round and profiled pipe surfaces while resisting wear in frequent use.

Advantages

The cast iron jaw offers durable contact surfaces that maintain grip under repeated loading, while the carbon steel components provide overall strength and torsional stability. The PVC-coated handle improves operator comfort and slip resistance in damp or oily conditions. The 250 mm length balances reach and leverage for common domestic and light industrial pipework, enabling controlled torque without excessive bulk.

Suitable for

• General plumbing: tightening and loosening threaded pipes and fittings
• Assembly and installation tasks involving metal piping
• Maintenance and repair work where controlled torque and secure grip are required
• Workshop and on-site use for trade professionals and DIY

Key specifications

• Overall length: 250 mm for improved reach and leverage
• Jaw material: cast iron for wear resistance at contact points
• Body material: carbon steel for structural strength
• Handle finish: PVC coating to enhance grip and user comfort
• Designed application: gripping and turning round and profiled pipework

How to use

Position the wrench so the jaw teeth engage the pipe surface firmly, with the movable jaw oriented in the direction of the intended turning force. Apply steady pressure on the handle and turn to tighten or loosen the fitting. For best control, keep the pipe wrench perpendicular to the pipe axis and use the tool’s leverage rather than excessive body force. Inspect the jaws regularly and clean debris from the teeth to maintain effective grip.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Avoid using the wrench on excessively deformed or hardened fasteners to prevent jaw damage. Store the tool in a dry place to limit corrosion and periodically check for wear or cracks in the cast jaw and carbon steel body.