14’Pipe Wrench Tolsen HTT10234

is a type of adjustable wrench designed primarily for turning and holding pipes and rounded objects. It’s commonly used by plumbers, pipefitters, and other tradespeople working with pipes. Here are the key features and components of a typical pipe wrench:

1. Jaws: The jaws of a pipe wrench are serrated and angled in such a way that they grip onto rounded surfaces securely. They typically have a self-tightening design, meaning that the harder you turn the wrench, the tighter the grip becomes.
2. Adjustment Mechanism: Pipe wrenches usually have an adjustable jaw, which allows them to accommodate pipes or fittings of different sizes. This adjustment is typically made by rotating a knob or wheel near the head of the wrench.