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RIDGID No.5P Heavy-Duty Plastic Strap Wrench, 750mm (29.1/4 inch) for Plumbing and Pipe Fittings

Name: RIDGID No.5P Heavy-Duty Plastic Strap Wrench, 750mm (29.1/4 inch) for Plumbing and Pipe Fittings
Brand: RIDGID
SKU: 0095691313706
Price: 126.49 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This RIDGID No.5P Heavy-Duty Plastic Strap Wrench is specifically designed for gripping and turning plastic pipes and fittings. It features a sturdy cast-iron housing, an I-beam handle for enhanced durability, and a strong woven nylon strap that ensures a secure grip. This tool is ideal for use with polished or smooth pipes, allowing for easy tightening and loosening without damaging the surface.

Technical specifications

Handle length: 450mm (18 inches)

Strap length: 750mm (29.1/4 inches)

Strap width: 45mm (1.3/4 inches)

Rated pipe capacity: 125mm (5 inches)

Actual outer diameter capacity: 135mm (5.1/2 inches)

Weight: 1.0kg

Compatibility and accessories

Designed specifically for plastic pipes with a diameter up to 135mm (5.1/2 inches)

Compatible with polished or smooth surface pipes

Installation

Open the strap and position it around the pipe or fitting to be tightened or loosened.

Adjust the strap to fit snugly around the pipe.

Use the handle to turn or tighten as needed, ensuring a firm grip without damaging the surface.

Usage

Suitable for tightening or loosening plastic pipes and fittings.

Apply gentle pressure to avoid damaging polished surfaces.

Use with appropriate force to ensure a secure grip during operation.

Other information

Made for professional and DIY use in plumbing and home improvement projects.

Features

Brand
RIDGID
Length
75 cm
Handle material
Steel
Material
Cast iron
Weight
1000 g
Wrench type
Standard
ManoMano Reference
ME96008119
MMID
474124584139
Product code
0095691313706

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