Expert By Facom Stilson Wrenches

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Expert by Facom Stillson Pipe Wrench

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Expert by Facom Swedish Type Pipe Wrench 90 degree Jaws

4 types from £33.95

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Expert By Facom Stilson Wrenches at Tooled-Up.com

Expert By Facom Stilson Wrenches are pipe wrenches built for gripping and turning round pipe, tube and fittings. The self-tightening jaw bites harder as you apply force, which helps with seized or corroded pipework. The Expert by Facom Stillson Pipe Wrench has a cast-iron body and a forged steel jaw. High frequency treatment of the jaws gives strong resistance to wear and a firm grip on the tube. The 200mm (8") model weighs just 0.4kg and handles pipe up to 35mm (1"), so it is compact enough to keep in a toolbag.

For tighter spots, the Expert by Facom Swedish Type Pipe Wrench has 90-degree tilted jaws for confined spaces and awkward angles where a standard pipe wrench struggles. It is made from chrome vanadium steel with a painted and varnished finish. Tooled-Up.com stocks both styles, so you can choose between a traditional Stillson pattern and an angled-jaw design.

Who Uses Expert By Facom Stilson Wrenches?

These wrenches suit anyone who regularly works with threaded pipe and fittings. Browse the Expert By Facom selection at Tooled-Up to find the right pattern for the job.

  • Plumbers and heating engineers – for steel pipework, threaded fittings and older installations that have seized.
  • Gas fitters – for tightening and releasing threaded joints on site work.
  • Maintenance engineers – for workshop, plant and building services pipework.
  • Confined-space work – the Swedish type's angled jaws help behind fixtures and in tight service areas.
  • DIY enthusiasts – for occasional pipework repairs and replacements at home.

Pipe wrenches will mark the surface they grip, so use them on pipework where cosmetic finish does not matter.

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