Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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Replacement hook jaw fits Ridgid pipe wrenches 4A498 and 6A650
This Ridgid 31605 hook jaw is a replacement component designed for specific pipe wrench models. It fits the 4A498 and 6A650 wrenches used in plumbing and mechanical maintenance. The part is sold new and is not impact rated. Professionals needing a direct replacement for worn jaws on these exact wrenches will find it suitable.
The jaw installs directly onto the compatible wrench frames without special tools. Its standard hook profile engages pipe and fittings during turning operations. Because it is not impact rated, it is intended for manual wrench use only. Buyers with different wrench models or those requiring impact-rated jaws will need a different part.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ridgid |
| Product type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
The 31605 hook jaw is designed for use with the 4A498 and 6A650 pipe wrench models.
The hook jaw mounts directly onto the wrench frame, replacing the existing jaw on compatible 4A498 and 6A650 models.
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