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Basin Wrench
Also known as a faucet wrench or a crowfoot faucet wrench. One type has fixed jaws opening at right angles to the shaft handle. It is primarily...
Chain Pipe Wrench
Offers easy handling in close quarters on round, square or irregular shapes without crushing the object. Consists of a forged-steel handle...
Packing Nut Socket Wrenches
Also known as a plumberÃs wrench or wall socket set. Available in sets and fits nearly all tub and shower valves. Hex-shaped on both ends...
Pipe (Stillson) Wrench
Screws pipes into elbows or other threaded devices. Jaws actually bite into the surface to hold it for turning. They should never be used on...
Pipe (Stillson) Wrench
Used to grasp pipes and other curved surfaces. Solid housings and hardened steel jaws provide excellent bite and grip. Has two serrated jaws,...
Plastic Nut Basin Wrench
Used to reach and turn plastic mounting nuts on faucets, sprayers and ballcocks. Notched ends self-center on 2-, 3-, 4- and 6-tab...
PO Plug Wrench
Used to remove pop-up or pop-out (PO) plugs from the drain opening in the basin. The four-way shape makes it useful for a variety of strainer...
Seat Wrench
Also known as a faucet seal tool or faucet seat wrench. Used to remove faucet seats. It is L shaped. One end has four flat sides, the other...
Spud Wrench
A generic name for many types of wrenches that have large, flat-sided jaws. Good for general purpose plumbing use. The Adjustable type is an...
Strap Wrench
Recommended for working with brass, aluminum, lead, soft metal or plastic pipe because it grips pipe without teeth and does not damage the...
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