RIDGID Pipe Wrenches

RIDGID pipe wrenches for installation and maintenance

RIDGID pipe wrenches are made in different lengths, jaw capacities and body materials for gripping and turning threaded pipe. This collection also includes adjustable, basin and strap wrenches where the access, surface or fitting calls for a different style of tool.

Wrench length affects leverage, but the stated jaw capacity determines the pipe range. Aluminium models can reduce carrying weight compared with traditional heavy-duty patterns, while specialist shapes can improve access around walls, floors and confined installations.

Choose by the work

• Pipe or fitting outside diameter
• Clearance around the workpiece
• Required leverage and overall wrench length
• Body material and carrying weight
• Replaceable hook jaw, heel jaw and spring availability

What size RIDGID pipe wrench should I buy?

Choose from the stated pipe capacity and the leverage appropriate to the job. The nominal wrench length is not the same as the maximum pipe diameter, so check both measurements.

What is the difference between aluminium and heavy-duty pipe wrenches?

Aluminium-bodied models are selected where reduced tool weight is valuable. Traditional heavy-duty models use a different body construction. Capacity and intended use should be compared model by model.

When should I use a strap wrench?

A strap wrench can grip polished, plated or irregular surfaces without using a toothed jaw directly on the workpiece. The strap material, capacity and condition still need to suit the application.

Can the jaws on a RIDGID pipe wrench be replaced?

Replacement parts are available for many models. Use the exact wrench model and catalogue number to identify the correct hook jaw, heel jaw, nut or spring.