Baldwin Filters
Baldwin Filters PKG400 Filter Wrench 4-1/8 to 4-1/2 Inches
Adjustable strap wrench fits oil filters from 4-1/8 to 5 inches using alloy steel construction
- Fits oil filters from 4-1/8 to 5 inches diameter
- Three-inch wide alloy-steel strap grips securely
- Alloy-steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- Comfortable handle provides leverage for tight filters
- Baldwin Filters quality trusted by professionals
Baldwin PKG400 Filter Wrench
The Baldwin PKG400 is a strap-type filter wrench designed for automotive technicians and DIY owners removing spin-on oil filters. Its alloy steel construction handles filter diameters from 4-1/8 to 5 inches, making it suitable for many light-duty and heavy-duty engine applications.
Alloy Steel Strap and Handle
The 3-inch wide alloy steel strap grips the filter canister evenly to reduce crushing or slippage during removal. A fixed handle provides direct leverage without a separate ratchet, so the tool works in tight engine bays where a socket drive cannot reach.
Check Filter Diameter Before Buying
Verify that the filter on your vehicle falls within the 4-1/8 to 5 inch outside diameter range before ordering. The wrench cannot grip smaller cartridge housings or larger industrial filters, so buyers needing a different capacity will require another tool.
Highlights
- Fits oil filters from 4-1/8 to 5 inches diameter
- Three-inch wide alloy-steel strap grips securely
- Alloy-steel construction resists wear and corrosion
- Comfortable handle provides leverage for tight filters
- Baldwin Filters quality trusted by professionals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What filter outside-diameter range does the PKG400 wrench cover?
The PKG400 wrench fits oil filters with an outside diameter from 4 1/8 inches to 5 inches.
What strap width and material does the PKG400 use to grip the filter?
The PKG400 uses a 3-inch-wide alloy-steel strap to grip the filter securely.
How is the PKG400 positioned on the filter before turning, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Place the alloy-steel strap around the filter so the handle pulls in the loosening direction; the common mistake is wrapping the strap so the handle pulls the wrong way, which slips instead of loosening.
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