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1. Drop forged from Chrome Molybdenum (Cr Mo) Steel.
2. Precision machined jaw teeth with appropriate teeth angle enables positive grip on the job.
3. Differential hardening of teth and body of the jaw enables high torque and wear resistance of the jaw teeth.
4. Handle made from ductile cast iron which enables higher torque values for heavy duty pipe Wrenches.

REED Heavy Duty Straight Pipe Wrenches are the most popular pipe wrench style. High-tensile ductile iron handle and hardened, alloy steel parts are designed to withstand the heaviest demands.  New production tooling for the hook jaws produces sharper teeth on the 18”, 24”, and 36” models. This change yields a still better grip for hard oil field pipe.

NOTE: REED heavy duty straight pipe wrench parts are interchangeable with most major, heavy-duty U.S. brands (including RIDGID®) of straight, 45° offset and end wrenches from 18” - 48”. Parts available include hook jaw, heel jaw and pin, coil and flat spring, and nut.

• Ideal for fast, clean pipe cutting by hand or power
• Features an extra-long shank that protects adjustment threads
• Extra-large handle allows for quick and easy adjustments
• Can be converted to 3-wheel cutter by replacing rollers with cutter wheel
• Pipe cutter has a 1/8-inch (3 mm) to 2-inch (50 mm) pipe capacity

• Designed with a double jaw for fast, ratchet-like action in either direction
• Heavy-duty model has replaceable, tough alloy steel jaws help to extend the life of this RIDGID chain wrench
• Chain wrenches are ideal for extremely tight work areas where other pipe wrenches won't fit
• Chain wrench has a 3 in. rated pipe capacity, 5 in. actual outer diameter capacity and 20-1/4 in. chain length
• Rugged construction and strong jaw provide maximum grip in tight, confined areas
• To prevent rusting, keep chain and jaw well lubricated with oil and store in a dry place

• Designed and sized to provide extra leverage for the toughest jobs
• Double-end jaw style can be reversed
• Pipe Capacity: 1/4 to 2 1/2 in. (13 to 73 mm)
• Total Length: 27 in. (686 mm)
• Chain Length: 17 1/2 in. (445 mm)
• Chain Breaking Load: 13,800 lbs. (6,260 kg)
• Weight: 11 lbs. (5 kg)

The RIDGID 3229 (92665) Double-End Chain Tongs are designed and sized to provide extra leverage for the toughest jobs. The chain tongs feature a double-end jaw style that can be reversed and have a pipe capacity of 1/4 in. to 2 1/2 in.

The Petol Bull Tong is a type of heavy-duty pipe wrench designed for gripping and turning large pipes and other cylindrical objects. It is known for its robust construction and is used in demanding industrial environments. Here’s a detailed look at the Petol Bull Tong:

1. Design:

   • Jaws: The Petol Bull Tong features large, serrated jaws that provide a strong grip on large pipes. The jaws are designed to handle high torque and offer a secure hold, minimizing slippage.
   • Adjustability: The wrench has an adjustable jaw mechanism that allows it to fit a wide range of pipe sizes. The adjustment mechanism is typically robust, designed to handle heavy-duty use.
   • Handle: It has a long, sturdy handle that provides significant leverage, making it easier to turn large, tightly secured pipes. Some models may feature a cushioned or ergonomically designed handle for improved comfort.

2. Material:

   • Body: Constructed from high-strength materials like cast iron or forged steel, the Petol Bull Tong is built to withstand heavy loads and resist deformation under high torque.
   • Jaws: The jaws are often made from hardened steel to ensure durability and a strong grip on pipes.

3. Size and Capacity:

   • Length: The Petol Bull Tong typically comes in longer sizes, ranging from 24 to 48 inches or more, depending on the model. Longer handles provide more leverage.
   • Pipe Capacity: It is designed to handle large-diameter pipes, often up to 36 inches or more, depending on the specific model.

1. Industrial Use:

   • Pipeline Construction: Essential for handling and turning large pipes during the construction and maintenance of pipelines in industries such as oil and gas, chemical processing, and utilities.
   • Heavy Machinery Maintenance: Used for maintenance and repair tasks involving large pipes or fittings on heavy machinery.

2. Plumbing:

   • Commercial and Large-Scale Plumbing: Suitable for commercial plumbing projects where large pipes are common, such as in municipal water systems or large buildings.

3. Construction:

   • Structural Work: Useful in construction tasks involving large metal pipes and structural components.

Advantages:

• High Leverage: The long handle provides substantial leverage, making it easier to turn large, heavy pipes.
• Robust Grip: The serrated jaws ensure a secure grip on pipes, reducing the risk of slippage.
• Durability: Built from high-strength materials, the Petol Bull Tong is designed to withstand the stresses of heavy-duty work environments.

Disadvantages:

• Size and Weight: Its large size and weight can make it difficult to maneuver in tight spaces or handle for extended periods.
• Specialized Use: Primarily designed for large pipes, it may not be suitable for smaller or more delicate tasks.

• Professional strength aluminum pipe wrench is nearly 40% lighter than comparable same-size heavy-duty models with the same durability and ease of use
• Sturdy I-beam handle with full floating forged hook jaw for superior gripping and quick adjustments
• Aluminum pipe wrench has a non-stick adjustment nut, and self-cleaning threads with easily replaceable hook jaw, heel jaw, and spring assembly
• Straight pipe wrench is suitable for all forms of pipe work
• 36-inch (900 mm) pipe wrenches are ideal for pipe diameters of 2 inch (50 mm) to 3-1/2 inch (88 mm) with a pipe capacity of up to a 5 inches (125 mm)

• Model 5
• Strong, woven nylon polyurethane-coated strap for tight grip
• Pipe capacity: 5″
• O.D. Tube capacity: 7″
• RIDGID covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool

A heavy-duty pipe wrench

1. Design:

   • Jaws: The jaws of a heavy-duty pipe wrench are serrated and adjustable. They grip the pipe with a combination of teeth and pressure, providing a strong hold.
   • Adjustable Mechanism: The wrench features a sliding jaw that adjusts to different pipe sizes, allowing it to handle various diameters.
   • Handle: Typically long and sturdy, the handle provides the leverage needed to turn large pipes. Some models have a cushioned grip for comfort.

2. Material:

   • Body: Usually made from high-strength cast iron or steel, which ensures durability and resistance to bending or breaking under heavy loads.
   • Jaws: Often hardened steel or forged metal, designed to withstand the high torque and friction involved in pipe work.

3. Size and Capacity:

   • Length: Heavy-duty pipe wrenches can vary in length, commonly ranging from 18 to 48 inches. Longer wrenches provide greater leverage for turning larger pipes.
   • Pipe Capacity: The size capacity varies with the length of the wrench and the design of the jaws. It can handle pipes with diameters ranging from a few inches up to 36 inches or more, depending on the model.

1. Plumbing:

   • Used extensively in plumbing to install or remove large pipes and fittings, such as those found in residential and commercial water systems.

2. Construction:

   • Handy for installing or adjusting large metal pipes used in construction projects, including plumbing, heating, and ventilation systems.

3. Maintenance and Repair:

   • Ideal for maintenance tasks that involve heavy pipes or fittings, such as those in industrial or mechanical settings.

Advantages:

• High Leverage: The long handle provides substantial leverage, making it easier to turn large, tightly secured pipes.
• Strong Grip: The serrated jaws offer a secure grip on pipes, minimizing slippage and providing the force needed for difficult tasks.
• Durability: Built to withstand high levels of stress and wear, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.

Disadvantages:

• Size and Weight: Heavy-duty pipe wrenches can be quite bulky and heavy, which may be cumbersome to handle and store.
• Specialized Use: While excellent for pipes, it’s not versatile for other types of fasteners or tasks outside of pipe work.

1. Cleaning:

   • After use, clean the jaws and handle to remove dirt, grease, and debris. A wire brush can help clean the serrations in the jaws.

2. Lubrication:

   • Periodically lubricate the adjustment mechanism and moving parts to ensure smooth operation and prevent rust.

3. Inspection:

   • Regularly inspect the jaws for wear or damage. Ensure the adjustment mechanism is functioning correctly and that the handle is not bent or compromised.

4. Storage:

   • Store the wrench in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion. Keep it in a tool rack or drawer to avoid damage.

• High quality precision tools
• Produced using latest technology and advance material alloys for comfort and efficient use
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