Pipe wrench ks tools 114.0160, adjustable pipe wrench for Ø 160 mm

Adjustable pipe wrench ks tools 114.0160 is designed for securely gripping and turning pipes and fittings up to 160 mm in diameter. The tool features a robust adjustable jaw and a durable body that provides reliable clamping force and torque for plumbing, installation and maintenance tasks. Constructed for repeated use, this pipe wrench meets the needs of professional technicians and competent DIY users working with large-diameter pipes.

Advantages

The wrench offers an adjustable jaw that accommodates a wide range of pipe diameters, delivering consistent grip and controlled turning force. Its solid construction reduces wear under frequent use and maintains jaw alignment for stable operation. The ergonomic handle geometry improves leverage when applying torque while helping to reduce slipping during use. Materials and finish resist corrosion and support long service life in typical worksite environments.

Suitable for

• Plumbing installation and repair on large-diameter pipes
• Heating, ventilation and sanitary system maintenance
• Industrial piping assembly and disassembly
• On-site service work where adjustable clamping is required

Key specifications

• Maximum pipe capacity: 160 mm diameter
• Adjustable jaw for variable pipe sizes
• Durable metal construction for repeated use
• Ergonomic handle design for improved leverage
• Surface finish resistant to corrosion

How to use

Select a pipe diameter within the wrench's capacity and open the adjustable jaw wide enough to place over the pipe. Position the jaws so the fixed and movable gripping surfaces contact the pipe securely, then tighten the adjustment until the wrench holds the pipe without slipping. Apply turning force using the handle, keeping motions controlled to avoid sudden torque spikes. After use, release the adjustment to remove the wrench and store it in a dry place to maintain the finish.

Recommendations

Use the wrench on pipes and fittings within the specified maximum diameter and avoid using the tool as a hammer or lever on unsupported contact points. Regularly inspect the jaw teeth and adjustment mechanism for wear, clean after use to remove debris, and apply light lubrication to moving parts to ensure consistent performance.