Macstroc Heavy Duty Chain Wrench, MWC36, 110-185MM Pipe Capacity, 760MM Chain Length, 36 Inch Length

The Macstroc Heavy Duty Chain Pipe Wrench, MWC36 is a rugged and high-capacity tool designed to provide unmatched gripping strength and torque for large pipe applications. Built to accommodate pipe sizes from 110 to 185mm (4–7 inches), this chain pipe wrench is ideal for demanding tasks in industrial construction, oilfield maintenance, utility work, and heavy-duty pipeline installation. Equipped with a 760mm hardened steel chain, the MWC36 delivers a secure, slip-resistant grip on pipes with smooth, greasy, or irregular surfaces-making it highly effective in environments where traditional wrenches are less reliable. Its 36-inch overall length ensures superior leverage and torque, enabling operators to handle tough tightening and loosening jobs with less physical strain. Engineered from premium-grade alloy steel, this chain pipe wrench is built for durability and reliability under the most challenging worksite conditions. The quick-adjust chain mechanism allows for fast operation, while the reversible design ensures smooth performance in both directions, streamlining pipe fitting and dismantling processes. The ergonomic handle is crafted for comfort and control, reducing user fatigue during extended operations. With its heavy-duty build and versatile functionality, the chain pipe wrench is a trusted solution for professionals who demand strength, efficiency, and precision in pipe handling.

• Built to handle large-diameter pipes from 110mm to 185mm with strength and precision
• Provides secure grip on round, irregular, or smooth surfaces: perfect for heavy-duty tightening and loosening
• High Torque Performance: Ideal for industrial, plumbing, mechanical, and HVAC applications requiring strong leverage
• Durable Steel Build: Made from premium-grade materials for long-lasting reliability under heavy loads
• Versatile Tool for Pros: Excellent choice for professionals working with oil pipelines, water mains, or industrial maintenance