TOTAL Water Pump Pliers 250mm are a versatile hand tool designed for gripping, holding and turning pipes, fittings and various fasteners. Featuring an adjustable jaw mechanism, they provide a strong and secure grip across multiple sizes, making them essential for plumbing and mechanical applications.
Why Choose the TOTAL Water Pump Pliers 250mm
The TOTAL Water Pump Pliers 250mm offer adjustable jaw positions that allow quick adaptation to different pipe and fastener sizes. Their robust construction ensures reliable performance under pressure, while the ergonomic handle design improves comfort and control during extended use.
Applications for the TOTAL Water Pump Pliers 250mm
The TOTAL Water Pump Pliers 250mm are ideal for plumbing work, pipe fitting, mechanical repairs, automotive maintenance and general workshop tasks. They are commonly used by plumbers, technicians, mechanics and DIY users for gripping and turning irregular shapes and fittings.
Features and Benefits
250mm length for improved leverage and control
Adjustable jaw mechanism for versatile use
Strong gripping capability for pipes and fittings
Durable steel construction for long service life
Ergonomic handles for improved comfort and grip
Suitable for plumbing and mechanical applications
Reliable performance under high torque conditions
Ideal for workshop, maintenance and repair work
Suitable for professional and DIY users
The TOTAL Water Pump Pliers 250mm deliver strong and adaptable gripping performance for a wide range of applications. Combining durability, adjustability and control, they are an essential tool for plumbing, mechanical and general maintenance tasks.
Plier Pump
Size: 250mm
Max Clamping Open: 40mm
Cr-V, black finish and polish
TPR two colour handle
Pump pliers, also known as adjustable pliers or slip-joint pliers, are versatile tools commonly used by plumbers, electricians and other tradespeople. They feature an adjustable slip joint that allows different opening widths of the gripping jaw, enabling them to grip workpieces of various diameters. The jaws are usually toothed to prevent slipping, though this can leave marks on softer materials like copper or brass