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RIDGID Offset-Pipe-Wrench-14-24

RIDGID_pipe_Offset-Pipe-Wrench_89435
U.S.A.
RIDGID
14-24

Offset Pipe Wrench

Full-floating hook jaw｜Jaw opening parallel to the handle｜Longer swing range｜Heat-treated high-alloy steel upper and lower jaw teeth｜Same structure as straight pipe wrenches.
Product Features
  • Parallel Jaw Opening: Hook jaw opening is parallel to the handle, providing a longer swing range.
  • Confined-Space Application: Ideal for recessed areas, wall-adjacent positions, and restricted workspaces.
  • Full-Floating Hook Jaw: Allows more flexible gripping and release for better jobsite efficiency.
  • Heat-Treated High-Alloy Steel Teeth: Hook jaw, heel jaw, and jaw housing teeth provide excellent wear resistance.
  • Same Structure as Straight Pipe Wrenches: Familiar operation with easier maintenance and spare part management.
  • Multi-Application Use: Suitable for pipe installation, repair, construction, and HVAC work.
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Model Specifications

SKU
Model
Description
Weight
Remarks
89435
14
Pipe Capacity: 2"；Handle Length: 14"(350mm)
1.6kg
89440
18
Pipe Capacity: 2 1/2"；Handle Length: 18"(450mm)
2.6kg
89445
24
Pipe Capacity: 3"；Handle Length: 24"(600mm)
4.4kg

Product Details

Technical Data
Product Specifications
The end pipe wrench has the same basic structure as a straight pipe wrench. The difference is that the full floating upper jaw opening is parallel to the handle, providing a longer swing range. It can be used even in narrow, recessed, or hard-to-reach spaces where standard pipe wrenches are difficult to operate.
Structure Design
End pipe wrench and straight pipe wrench share the same basic structure.
Upper Jaw Design
Full floating upper jaw opening is parallel to the handle, providing a longer swing range.
Confined-Space Operation
Can be used for gripping and operating pipes even in narrow or recessed spaces.
Material
Upper jaw, center jaw teeth, and heel jaw teeth are made from heat-treated high-alloy steel.
Strength and Durability
Heat-treated high-alloy steel teeth provide high strength, wear resistance, and long-term stability.
Longer Swing Range for Recessed and Restricted Workspaces

The key advantage of the end pipe wrench is its parallel full floating upper jaw, allowing better leverage and swing range in restricted spaces. It is suitable for wall-side areas, recessed spaces, equipment surroundings, and other locations where standard pipe wrenches are difficult to use.

Features
Product Features
Built around a parallel full floating upper jaw, longer swing range, heat-treated high-alloy steel teeth, and the same structure as a straight pipe wrench, this tool improves handling convenience and gripping stability in narrow or recessed spaces.
Long Swing Range

The full floating upper jaw opening is parallel to the handle, providing a longer swing range for restricted spaces.

Suitable for Recessed Spaces

Suitable for recesses, wall-side areas, pipe shafts, and equipment surroundings where straight pipe wrenches are difficult to use.

High-Alloy Steel Teeth

Upper jaw, center jaw teeth, and heel jaw teeth are made from heat-treated high-alloy steel for strength and wear resistance.

Common Structure

The end pipe wrench shares the same structure as a straight pipe wrench, keeping operation and maintenance straightforward.

Applications
Applications
Suitable for recessed spaces, wall-side areas, equipment surroundings, and locations where standard straight pipe wrenches cannot easily generate leverage. It can be used for pipe installation, repair, removal, and fixing work.
Confined Pipe Work

Suitable for gripping, fixing, and adjusting pipes in narrow or recessed spaces.

Wall-Side and Recessed Areas

Can be used near walls, in recesses, or around equipment where standard pipe wrenches have limited swing range.

Pipe Installation and Repair

Suitable for common engineering tasks such as pipe installation, maintenance, removal, and fixing work.