Ridgid
Ridgid 31315 Chain Wrench 2-5 in 14 in
A double-end chain wrench with alloy-steel handle and jaws grips pipe caps from 2 in to 5 in and measures 14 in overall
- Handles pipes from 2 to 5 inches with 14-inch overall length
- Double-end chain design tightens and loosens caps securely
- Alloy steel handle and jaws deliver maximum durability
- 14-inch jaw length provides strong leverage on large pipes
- Outside tubing measures 5 inches for wider pipe accommodation
RIDGID 31315 Chain Wrench
The RIDGID 31315 Chain Wrench is a hand tool designed to tighten or loosen pipe caps. It suits plumbers and maintenance workers who need a durable wrench for pipe work. The double-end chain design provides a secure grip on cylindrical surfaces. It is built for demanding professional use.
Pipe capacity 2 to 5 inches
This wrench handles pipe capacities from 2 inches to 5 inches. The overall length is 14 inches and the jaw length is also 14 inches. The outside tubing measures 5 inches, allowing it to accommodate larger pipes than many alternatives. These dimensions define the practical working range of the tool.
Alloy steel construction and headroom
Alloy steel handle and jaws give the wrench maximum durability under high torque. It comfortably handles standard pipe caps within the stated capacity range. The tool runs out of reach when pipe diameters exceed the 5-inch maximum or fall below the 2-inch minimum. For pipes outside this range, a different wrench size is required.
Highlights
- Handles pipes from 2 to 5 inches with 14-inch overall length
- Double-end chain design tightens and loosens caps securely
- Alloy steel handle and jaws deliver maximum durability
- 14-inch jaw length provides strong leverage on large pipes
- Outside tubing measures 5 inches for wider pipe accommodation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which RIDGID chain wrench model covers a 2 in to 5 in pipe capacity with a 14 in handle?
The RIDGID 31315 is a double-end chain wrench built for 2 in to 5 in pipe caps, with a 14 in overall length and 14 in jaw length for leverage.
What does the 14 in overall length mean when I am turning a stuck pipe cap?
A 14 in handle and 14 in jaw give a long leverage arm so you can apply high torque without needing a cheater bar on most residential and light-commercial pipe.
How does the double-end chain design affect the pipe sizes I can grip?
The double-end chain wraps around pipe from 2 in up to 5 in outside diameter, and the 5 in outside tubing clearance lets it fit over larger collars that single-end wrenches cannot clear.
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