Rothenberger 70114 σουηδική πένσα σωλήνων 750mm 4 ίντσες

Struggling with seized pipe fittings or need a reliable grip on large-diameter pipes? The Rothenberger 70114 pipe wrench delivers the leverage and bite required for demanding plumbing and mechanical work. With a 750 mm overall length and a jaw opening up to 114 mm, it handles pipes up to 4 inches in diameter with confidence. Its Swedish pattern design, 45° offset jaws, and self-clamping teeth ensure a secure hold without slipping, even on rounded or corroded surfaces.

Who is it for

Professional plumbers, pipefitters, and maintenance technicians who regularly work with steel, galvanized, or black iron pipe. It is equally suited to industrial applications, HVAC installations, and heavy equipment repair where large pipe sizes and high torque are common. DIY enthusiasts tackling major plumbing renovations will also appreciate its robust construction and ease of use.

Main features

• Swedish pattern jaws with 45° offset angle for better access in tight spaces
• Self-clamping, offset teeth grip firmly and prevent slipping
• Induction-hardened jaws made from chrome vanadium steel for long service life
• Quick adjustment mechanism allows fast size changes without disengaging
• Powder-coated red finish resists corrosion and improves visibility
• Ergonomic, non-slip handle provides a secure grip even with oily hands
• Complies with DIN 5234 for quality assurance

Specifications

• Tool type: Pipe wrench
• Wrench pattern: Swedish pattern
• Jaw angle: 45°
• Total length: 750 mm
• Maximum jaw opening: 114 mm
• Maximum pipe diameter: 4 inch (114.3 mm)
• Material: Chrome vanadium steel (CrV)
• Jaw hardening: Induction hardened
• Adjustment mechanism: Self-clamping, quick adjustment
• Standard compliance: DIN 5234
• Finish: Powder-coated (red)
• Handle design: Ergonomic, non-slip
• Application: Gripping and turning pipes, fittings, and nuts
• Durability: High wear resistance
• Jaw design feature: Narrow jaws for confined spaces
• Jaw teeth: Offset, self-clamping

Tips

For best results, position the wrench so the fixed jaw is on the side opposite the direction of pull. Keep the teeth clean and free of debris to maintain grip. When working on chrome-plated or soft metal fittings, use a protective jaw cover to prevent marring. Store in a dry place to extend the life of the powder-coated finish.