Tongue-and-groove pliers Rothenberger ROGRIP F 10 inch 1K Maximum pipe diameter 6 cm

The Rothenberger ROGRIP F 10" 1K tongue-and-groove pliers are designed for gripping and turning pipes and fittings. With a total length of 254 mm and a maximum pipe diameter capacity of 6 cm, these pliers provide controlled force for plumbing and maintenance tasks. The tool weighs 390 g and features ergonomically shaped handles in a black and red color scheme to improve hand contact and reduce slipping during use.

Advantages

These tongue-and-groove pliers offer adjustable jaw positions for secure clamping on different diameters without the need for an additional adjustment tool. The combination of a compact 254 mm length and a maximum pipe capacity of 6 cm makes the tool suitable for confined spaces while still accommodating common pipe sizes. Ergonomic handles provide improved grip comfort and help maintain control when applying torque. A relatively low weight of 390 g reduces user fatigue during repeated use.

Suitable for

• Gripping and turning metal and plastic pipes up to 6 cm in diameter
• Assembling and disassembling fittings and couplings
• Maintenance and repair tasks in residential plumbing
• Work in tight or confined spaces where a compact tool is needed

Key specifications

• Total length: 254 mm
• Maximum pipe diameter capacity: 6 cm
• Weight: 390 g
• Handle design: ergonomically shaped, black and red
• Type: tongue-and-groove pliers (adjustable jaw positions)

How to use

Select an appropriate jaw position by opening the pliers and engaging the desired groove on the tongue-and-groove slide. Place the jaws around the pipe or fitting so contact is on the flats or the part designed to be gripped. Apply steady hand pressure to turn or hold the component, repositioning the tool to a new groove setting if required for different diameters. Keep a firm grip on the ergonomic handles and avoid sudden impacts or excessive force that could damage the workpiece or the tool.

Recommendations

Use the pliers on clean, debris-free surfaces for optimal grip; inspect the jaws regularly for wear and replace the tool if jaw teeth are damaged. For safe operation, pair the tool with appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when working on pressurized or metal systems.