Curved Jaw Grip Wrench Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-WT-12974
Jlab Export is a leading Curved Jaw Grip Wrench Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
Round bar, tube and nuts with worn corners are hard to hold in flat-jawed pliers. The curved jaws of this grip wrench wrap part way round the work and grip it at several points. It is 250 mm long and forged from steel, with a rust protected, silver-tone finish, and it is fast to set up on each new job.
Specifications
| Jaws | Curved |
| Length | 250 mm |
| Material | Forged steel |
| Finish | Silver tone, rust protected |
| Setting | Quick to set to the work |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice with the Grip Wrench
Motor vehicle and fitting trainees often strip old assemblies with nuts that have rusted on or lost their corners. When a spanner slips, the curved jaws can still grip what is left of the flats and turn the nut. A plain stud is held by its shank while the nut on it is undone. A nut that will not move at all is cut through with the Hacksaw.
In the plumbing lab, the wrench holds one fitting still while the next joint is tightened with the Pipe Wrench, so the first joint does not turn. A short tube can be held in it while its cut end is deburred with a File. Teachers can set it beside the Groove Joint Pliers and compare how the two hold round work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a curved jaw grip wrench used for?
It holds and turns round parts such as rod, tube, studs and nuts whose flats are worn. It also holds a small part in the hand while the part is filed, deburred or cleaned.
Why are the jaws curved?
A curved jaw meets round work at more points than a straight jaw, so it grips without sliding round the bar. Straight jaws suit flat strip and sheet better.
Can it replace a spanner on nuts?
Only when a spanner cannot be used. On a sound nut the correct spanner turns it without damage, while a grip wrench can bite into the flats. Keep the wrench for worn, rusted or odd-sized nuts.
How do I stop the jaws slipping on the work?
Set the jaws so they close on the work with the handles part open. Squeeze hard and turn in the direction that pushes the curved jaw into the work. Wipe grease off the part first, because oily work slides in the jaws.
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Last updated: 6 November 2026