he extended shank provides better reach and higher leverage, making it suitable for heavy-duty and industrial applications. Solid jaws offer stronger holding power and durability compared to replaceable jaw types, ensuring consistent performance during repeated use. These wrenches are widely used in machining, fabrication, and maintenance work.

Where to Use

• Machining: Deep hole tapping and threading operations
• Tool Rooms: Precision threading setup and tool handling
• Fabrication: Tapping in difficult-to-reach areas
• Maintenance Work: Repairing internal threads
• Engineering Workshops: General and heavy-duty threading

Key Features

• Long handle for better reach and leverage
• Solid jaws for strong and secure grip
• Suitable for deep and confined tapping jobs
• Durable and wear-resistant construction
• Smooth and controlled threading operation

Applications

Used for internal thread cutting in deep holes and confined spaces, ensuring strong grip, better control, and accurate threading in machining and fabrication work.