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Cheater - Adaptable Pipe Wrench

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Product information

Description


Features

New-to-world 3 length design - 10″/250 mm mode for tight spaces, 18″/450 mm mode for general purpose, 24″/600 mm mode for maximum leverage and reach. Overbite jaw for secure grip on pipes and fittings.
Dual coil springs for maximum durability and tool life.
Ergonomic handle for maximum comfort, won't dig into the palm.
Ergonomic hook jaw design - for easy detachment from the workpiece.
Hardened jaws for increased durability and better grip.
Lanyard hole.


Specification

Article Number - 48227314
Jaw opening capacity for pipe (mm) - 63
Jaw opening capacity for pipe [inch] - 2.5
Pack quantity - 1
Total length (mm) - 250/450/600
Total length [inch] - 10/18/24
Weight (g) - 3243


Standard Equipment

1x Milwaukee 48227314 Cheater Adaptable Pipe Wrench

Features

  • Brand
    MILWAUKEE
  • Length
    25 cm
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Warranty
    3 year(s)
  • Origin
    Made in the United Kingdom
  • Shape
    Cylindrical
  • Handle material
    Steel
  • Material
    Metal
  • Weight
    3243 g
  • Wrench type
    Open ended spanner
  • Wrench usage(s)
    General purpose
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME55201012
  • MMID
    469982119672
  • Product code
    48227314
  • EAN
    0045242342402

Customer reviews

GGilles
Pro Customer
Published on 07/02/2023, France

very good product

OOlivier
Pro Customer
Published on 29/07/2021, France

for the moment not used but conforms to the photo and the two extensions of different sizes will be very useful

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