Facom Water Pump Pliers, 250 mm Overall

Introducing the professional Water Pump Pliers from Facom, these adjustable water pump pliers are an essential toolbox addition for professionals and enthusiasts alike. The box joint design allows a firm and adjustable grip on various kinds of pipes and fasteners. With a chrome vanadium steel construction, this tool is resistant to corrosion for long and dependable service life. The Facom 180.CPE water pump pliers have a long-reach thin nose head with serrated gripping jaws, for complete confidence when applying torque to stubborn or seized parts. With a High-Performance Multi-Grip and versatile adjustability of up to 52mm jaws capacity, these Facom water pump pliers are a tool you can rely on.

Special teeth to give a firm grip on all shapes
Extra-slim head for good access to restricted spaces
Jaws fully toothed
Coated ergonomic handles with system to prevent fingers being nipped
ISO 8976, DIN ISO 8976, NF ISO 8976

Although water pump pliers get their name from being used to tighten the packed glands in water pumps in cars and vans, they can be used for gripping nuts and bolts with a large round or square diameters and other irregular shaped objects. As such, they are suitable for many applications wherever a tight grip and leverage are required. They are sometimes known as water pump pipe wrenches, and they are often used by;
• Mechanics
• Plumbers
• Maintenance engineers

• ISO 8976
• DIN ISO 8976
• NF ISO 8976
• ASME B107.500
• EN 60900

How many adjustments do this water pump pliers have?
Facom 180.CPE pliers have 7 adjustments.

What is the difference between water pump pliers and plumber's grips?
The term 'grips' can be applied to many different hand tools, and so can be confusing. For instance, pipe grip pliers are very similar, but often have a differently shaped head with smooth teeth. Though water pump pliers are very versatile with wide applications in plumbing and maintenance, they are designed specifically for packed glands on water pumps. Be sure to pay careful attention to the head when purchasing grips, to be assured they are suitable for your needs.

ISO 8976, DIN ISO 8976, NF ISO 8976