HAUTMEC 11 Inch Basin Wrench to Get into Tight Spaces with 3/8” to 1-1/4” Capacity for Faucet Hex Nuts Under Sink, PL0024

Price: £11.99
(as of Aug 29,2024 04:02:01 UTC – From the brand

HAUTMEC committed to designing, developing and manufacturing the premium hand tools. By fully understanding the tools as the extensions of arms and hands, creating the products with premium material, eco and ergonomic design. For over two decades focus on hand tools and research on well-balanced tools with the powerful precision grip and ultimate performance. Meanwhile, we also constantly pursuing healthy and safe work performance.

HAUTMEC BASIN WRENCH

HAUTMEC PLUMBING TOOLS

HAUTMEC WRENCH

HAUTMEC CUTTER

HAUTMEC LIGHT

This basin wrench is a neccessary plumbing tool in tight spaces, used to tighten and remove the mounting nuts of kitchen or bathroom sink faucets, underside of the sink behind the basin
This basin wrench with spring load self-adjusting gripping jaws for faucet nuts across flat 3/8” to 1-1/4”(10-32mm), 180°rotating head to be perpendicular to 11in long T bar handle during use
Key Step 1 to use: Adjust the wrench head by pivoting the head so it is perpendicular (90-degree angle ) to the shaft and clamp the claw onto the mounting nut beneath faucet, grip and go clockwise to tighten/counter-clockwise to lossen and remove the nut
Key Step 2 to Use: Try to turn the wrench, so the ridged jaws of the claw grip and hug tightly the notches or edges of the nut, and turn the basin wrench by two hands on the T-bar, or slide the bar all the way to one side and lever it with one hand
Some tips to Use: Try with a piece of sandpaper between the stubborn nut and the jaw in case of slipping; Use a pipe or the back end of an adjustable wrench to increase your leverage on a T-bar
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Reviewer: Ricky
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: functional
Review: good quality

Reviewer: Glabrous
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Does the job but chunky.
Review: Fits 40 mm mixer tap nut nicely if you have the clearance.

Reviewer: Kevin Jeffrey
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Amazing
Review: I had noway of getting the pipes off under the bath, as there was little space to get normal spanners on. This solved the issue as it can be used in small spaces thanks to the fact that you can rotate the head of this wrench at 90 degrees. So able to use in tight spaces. It took a little while to use it, but once you have the hang of it, it fantastic

Reviewer: Robert B.
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not that great
Review: Sturdy=yes, useful in tight spots=no. Clumsy tool does not hold well when it needs to,

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Does the job!
Review: Got this to undo the drain in a very awkward position – I wondered if it would enable enough leverage to loosen the nut, but it worked a treat, both to remove the nut and to refit and tighten it afterwards.

Reviewer: JungleShopper
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Doesn’t grip nuts. Useless.
Review: Wish I had read the one-star reviews first. This thing is useless, it doesn’t grip nuts at all, I tried it on standard tap pipe nuts, and all it managed was a very good impression of Kylie Minogue.

Reviewer: Gerard lundy
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good item
Review: First time user so a bit awkward, but once ive got used to it, seems great value, hopefully!

Reviewer: Nick
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: All good
Review: All good

Reviewer: J. McGeary
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Stronger than it looked. Easy to telescope. jaws were strong, as well. swivel jaws really helped. If you need a basin wrench, this one fits the bill.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: It works great

Reviewer: Manuel del Hoyo
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: La solución para cambiar la llave del fregadero.

Reviewer: Aurelien Blum
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Je cherchais une pince pouvant s’adapter à de gros diamètre d’écrous ou de bagues de serrage.J’ai opté pour ce modèle et c’était effectivement le bon choix.De surcroit, il permet également, grâce à son axe de rotation situé entre la mâchoire et le manche, de pouvoir se glisser dans des endroits peu accessible et ne nécessite donc pas de mouvements amples pour l’actionner!

Reviewer: Seehas
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Ich musste einen alten Wasserhahn an unserer Spüle wechseln. Im Gegensatz zu meiner Erwartung, war der aber nicht mit 2 Gewindestangen und 9er Muttern fixiert (wie der Neue), sondern mit einem zentralen Rohr (siehe Foto) und einer großen Mutter (mehr als 40 mm). Selbst wenn ich dafür einen Schraubenschlüssel gehabt hätte, wäre zwischen Wand und Waschbecken kein Arbeitsraum gewesen. Aus dem gleichen Grund kam auch eine Zange nicht In Frage. In den beiden großen Baumärkten, die ich besucht habe, gab es zwar ein ähnliches Tool wie dieses, aber die “Klaue” wäre für meine Mutter viel zu klein gewesen. Heute nun mit dem Standhahnmutterschlüssel mit wenigen Handgriffen die verflixte Mutter gelöst und den neuen Hahn eingebaut. Fazit ein sehr ordentliches Werkzeug für den Zweck – sicher auch zum festschrauben. Und deutlich günstiger als ein Handwerker-Einsatz mit An- und Abfahrt.

From the brand

HAUTMEC committed to designing, developing and manufacturing the premium hand tools. By fully understanding the tools as the extensions of arms and hands, creating the products with premium material, eco and ergonomic design. For over two decades focus on hand tools and research on well-balanced tools with the powerful precision grip and ultimate performance. Meanwhile, we also constantly pursuing healthy and safe work performance.

HAUTMEC BASIN WRENCH

HAUTMEC PLUMBING TOOLS

HAUTMEC WRENCH

HAUTMEC CUTTER

HAUTMEC LIGHT

This basin wrench is a neccessary plumbing tool in tight spaces, used to tighten and remove the mounting nuts of kitchen or bathroom sink faucets, underside of the sink behind the basin
This basin wrench with spring load self-adjusting gripping jaws for faucet nuts across flat 3/8” to 1-1/4”(10-32mm), 180°rotating head to be perpendicular to 11in long T bar handle during use
Key Step 1 to use: Adjust the wrench head by pivoting the head so it is perpendicular (90-degree angle ) to the shaft and clamp the claw onto the mounting nut beneath faucet, grip and go clockwise to tighten/counter-clockwise to lossen and remove the nut
Key Step 2 to Use: Try to turn the wrench, so the ridged jaws of the claw grip and hug tightly the notches or edges of the nut, and turn the basin wrench by two hands on the T-bar, or slide the bar all the way to one side and lever it with one hand
Some tips to Use: Try with a piece of sandpaper between the stubborn nut and the jaw in case of slipping; Use a pipe or the back end of an adjustable wrench to increase your leverage on a T-bar