Ridgid
Ridgid 89445 24" Heavy-Duty Offset Pipe Wrench
A 24-inch cast-iron pipe wrench with a 3-inch jaw capacity and tether-ready I-beam handle
- TypePipe Wrenches
- 24-inch overall length gives extended leverage for tough joints
- 3-inch jaw capacity grips large-diameter pipe securely
- I-beam handle design adds strength while reducing weight
- Serrated jaws bite firmly to prevent slipping under load
- Tether-capable feature allows safety lanyard attachment for work at height
24" Offset Pipe Wrench for 3" Capacity
The Ridgid 89445 is a heavy-duty hand tool built for gripping and turning large-diameter pipe. Its offset jaw design provides clearance in tight spaces where a straight wrench cannot reach. The 3-inch jaw capacity suits professional plumbing, industrial maintenance and mechanical contractors who work with steel or iron pipe daily.
Sustained Torque Through I-Beam Handle
The I-beam handle geometry resists flexing when high leverage is applied over long periods. Cast-iron construction absorbs repeated shock loads without permanent deformation. Serrated jaws maintain bite on rusted or coated surfaces so the wrench does not slip during extended tightening or break-loose operations.
Tether-Ready Cast Iron Build
A tether point moulded into the handle allows secure attachment for work at height or in confined vessels. The nonsparking cast-iron body reduces ignition risk in environments with flammable dust or vapour. Red finish aids quick visual identification on a crowded job site or in a shared tool crib.
Highlights
- 24-inch overall length gives extended leverage for tough joints
- 3-inch jaw capacity grips large-diameter pipe securely
- I-beam handle design adds strength while reducing weight
- Serrated jaws bite firmly to prevent slipping under load
- Tether-capable feature allows safety lanyard attachment for work at height
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Type | Pipe Wrenches |
Questions about this item
How much force does the 24 in handle transmit to a 3 in pipe without slipping?
The 24 in length and I-beam construction give strong leverage on the 3 in jaw capacity, while serrated teeth grip the pipe surface securely during extended turning.
What pipe sizes can I actually turn with the 3 in jaw capacity of the 89445?
The wrench fits any pipe up to 3 in outside diameter, so it covers most residential and light-commercial steel, iron or plastic piping without needing a second wrench.
Will the 24 in offset head clear a 3 in pipe that sits tight against a wall or another pipe?
Yes, the offset hook jaw is designed to reach into confined spaces where a straight wrench cannot swing, letting you engage the 3 in pipe even when clearance is limited.
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