Adjustable wrench. Excellent for gripping, holding, pressing, and bending workpieces. No accidental adjustment of the jaws and no slipping of the joint. High clamping force due to tenfold hand force amplification. Quick adjustment at the push of a button directly on the workpiece. Play-free, full-surface contact. Textured jaws improve grip. Capacity for half-moon, capacity in mm², square connection capacity, square capacity, stepped square capacity, triangular clamping range, hexagonal clamping range, round clamping range, square span.
Adjustable wrench. Excellent for gripping, holding, pressing, and bending workpieces. No accidental adjustment of the jaws and no slipping of the joint. High clamping force due to tenfold hand force amplification. Quick adjustment at the push of a button directly on the workpiece. Play-free, full-surface contact. Textured jaws improve grip. Capacity for half-moon, capacity in mm², square connection capacity, square capacity, stepped square capacity, triangular clamping range, hexagonal clamping range, round clamping range, square span.
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86 05 150 S02 Pliers Wrench 150 mm Hardware/Electronic
Adjustable wrench. Excellent for gripping, holding, pressing, and bending workpieces. No accidental adjustment of the jaws and no slipping of the joint. High clamping force due to tenfold hand force amplification. Quick adjustment at the push of a button directly on the workpiece. Play-free, full-surface contact. Textured jaws improve grip. Capacity for half-moon, capacity in mm², square connection capacity, square capacity, stepped square capacity, triangular clamping range, hexagonal clamping range, round clamping range, square span.
Adjustable wrench. Excellent for gripping, holding, pressing, and bending workpieces. No accidental adjustment of the jaws and no slipping of the joint. High clamping force due to tenfold hand force amplification. Quick adjustment at the push of a button directly on the workpiece. Play-free, full-surface contact. Textured jaws improve grip. Capacity for half-moon, capacity in mm², square connection capacity, square capacity, stepped square capacity, triangular clamping range, hexagonal clamping range, round clamping range, square span.
Last updated at 22/07/2026 15:30:44
Combination wrench pliers
Delivery $53.78
86 05 150 S02 KNIPEX Pliers
Delivery $42.73
Knipex 1-Piece Plier Wrench, 165 mm Overall, 86 05 150 S02
Free delivery
originally posted on homeessentialsdirect.com
Awesome tool just got them 2 days ago. You can adjust to the size of the jaw on compressions using the printed numbers on the tool itself the 22 mark wouldn't be for a 22 nut but once you remember the corresponding number you don't even need to put it on the nut to get the size right as it closes a little when you squeeze the lever, saves a little time. I think i use 22 for a half-inch nut but don't quote me lol You can perform close to a ratcheting action to tighten those radiator tails and compression nuts by loosening your grip and allowing the jaws to slip over the nuts edge to the next flat surface and squeeze again. It's easy to overtighten compression joints with this tool so some care is needed. May not get under all boilers to loosen flow and return nuts ... MoreAwesome tool just got them 2 days ago. You can adjust to the size of the jaw on compressions using the printed numbers on the tool itself the 22 mark wouldn't be for a 22 nut but once you remember the corresponding number you don't even need to put it on the nut to get the size right as it closes a little when you squeeze the lever, saves a little time. I think i use 22 for a half-inch nut but don't quote me lol You can perform close to a ratcheting action to tighten those radiator tails and compression nuts by loosening your grip and allowing the jaws to slip over the nuts edge to the next flat surface and squeeze again. It's easy to overtighten compression joints with this tool so some care is needed. May not get under all boilers to loosen flow and return nuts but if it does fit it fits well without rounding off the nuts slipping and banging your knuckles or even worse cutting them. They are my go-to spanners now but I still use my Bahcos for access to some places I'm just more careful of smashing my knuckles. It's great for Jobbing, maintenance and installation work. I don't normally do reviews but I had to say something for my fellow engineers. I always look for a plumbers review when buying tools. You know what, I'm in a good mood now I may write some more reviews about other products, just the good stuff though lol.
originally posted on homedepot.ca
Very Disappointed - I bought this in Sept 2022 , the very FIRST time I used it to hold the head of a stripped screw the plier's jaws chipped in 3 places. It looks like the metal is to soft and not hardened. So I started a warranty claim process and they want me to pay for the shipping of the plier so it can be 'inspected'. Way to stand behind the quality of your products Knipex. This is the very last time I will spend good money for such a clearly inferior product. Buyer Beware.
originally posted on homeessentialsdirect.com
German tools can be a distinct pleasure to own and use, and I what few non-American tools I have are either German (NWS, Wera) or Spanish (Irega, Grip-On). But this was my first Knipex product, and it has not disappointed. I'd always heard good things about Knipex's pliers wrench, and it has certainly lived up to the hype. It took me a little time to get used to the button adjustment method, but once I did, it were a breeze to use. If you're not sure how you would use the pliers wrench, maybe you don't need it, but it can serve as both adjustable wrench and locking pliers. Cons? I would say it was expensive, but the machining, fit, and finish are fantastic, the overall build quality is *chef's kiss*, and I expect it'll far outlive me. Slop and play are non-existent. ... MoreGerman tools can be a distinct pleasure to own and use, and I what few non-American tools I have are either German (NWS, Wera) or Spanish (Irega, Grip-On). But this was my first Knipex product, and it has not disappointed. I'd always heard good things about Knipex's pliers wrench, and it has certainly lived up to the hype. It took me a little time to get used to the button adjustment method, but once I did, it were a breeze to use. If you're not sure how you would use the pliers wrench, maybe you don't need it, but it can serve as both adjustable wrench and locking pliers. Cons? I would say it was expensive, but the machining, fit, and finish are fantastic, the overall build quality is *chef's kiss*, and I expect it'll far outlive me. Slop and play are non-existent. The handle is extremely comfortable, although someone who doesn't use them all day and wants the most precise "feel" for the task might like the regular grip instead of the comfort one. Anyway, this has been so good that I'm basically just looking for an excuse to buy the Knipex Cobras, which have a similar reputation. Note that this is not a paid review, free product trial, or otherwise compensated review.
| Plier Type | Pliers Wrench |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Overall Length | 165 mm |
| VDE/1000V Approved | No |
| Tip Style | Angled, Bent, Flat, Straight |
Combination wrench pliers
Delivery $53.78
86 05 150 S02 KNIPEX Pliers
Delivery $42.73
Knipex 1-Piece Plier Wrench, 165 mm Overall, 86 05 150 S02
Free delivery
Awesome tool just got them 2 days ago. You can adjust to the size of the jaw on compressions using the printed numbers on the tool itself the 22 mark wouldn't be for a 22 nut but once you remember the corresponding number you don't even need to put it on the nut to get the size right as it closes a little when you squeeze the lever, saves a little time. I think i use 22 for a half-inch nut but don't quote me lol You can perform close to a ratcheting action to tighten those radiator tails and compression nuts by loosening your grip and allowing the jaws to slip over the nuts edge to the next flat surface and squeeze again. It's easy to overtighten compression joints with this tool so some care is needed. May not get under all boilers to loosen flow and return nuts ... MoreAwesome tool just got them 2 days ago. You can adjust to the size of the jaw on compressions using the printed numbers on the tool itself the 22 mark wouldn't be for a 22 nut but once you remember the corresponding number you don't even need to put it on the nut to get the size right as it closes a little when you squeeze the lever, saves a little time. I think i use 22 for a half-inch nut but don't quote me lol You can perform close to a ratcheting action to tighten those radiator tails and compression nuts by loosening your grip and allowing the jaws to slip over the nuts edge to the next flat surface and squeeze again. It's easy to overtighten compression joints with this tool so some care is needed. May not get under all boilers to loosen flow and return nuts but if it does fit it fits well without rounding off the nuts slipping and banging your knuckles or even worse cutting them. They are my go-to spanners now but I still use my Bahcos for access to some places I'm just more careful of smashing my knuckles. It's great for Jobbing, maintenance and installation work. I don't normally do reviews but I had to say something for my fellow engineers. I always look for a plumbers review when buying tools. You know what, I'm in a good mood now I may write some more reviews about other products, just the good stuff though lol.
Very Disappointed - I bought this in Sept 2022 , the very FIRST time I used it to hold the head of a stripped screw the plier's jaws chipped in 3 places. It looks like the metal is to soft and not hardened. So I started a warranty claim process and they want me to pay for the shipping of the plier so it can be 'inspected'. Way to stand behind the quality of your products Knipex. This is the very last time I will spend good money for such a clearly inferior product. Buyer Beware.
German tools can be a distinct pleasure to own and use, and I what few non-American tools I have are either German (NWS, Wera) or Spanish (Irega, Grip-On). But this was my first Knipex product, and it has not disappointed. I'd always heard good things about Knipex's pliers wrench, and it has certainly lived up to the hype. It took me a little time to get used to the button adjustment method, but once I did, it were a breeze to use. If you're not sure how you would use the pliers wrench, maybe you don't need it, but it can serve as both adjustable wrench and locking pliers. Cons? I would say it was expensive, but the machining, fit, and finish are fantastic, the overall build quality is *chef's kiss*, and I expect it'll far outlive me. Slop and play are non-existent. ... MoreGerman tools can be a distinct pleasure to own and use, and I what few non-American tools I have are either German (NWS, Wera) or Spanish (Irega, Grip-On). But this was my first Knipex product, and it has not disappointed. I'd always heard good things about Knipex's pliers wrench, and it has certainly lived up to the hype. It took me a little time to get used to the button adjustment method, but once I did, it were a breeze to use. If you're not sure how you would use the pliers wrench, maybe you don't need it, but it can serve as both adjustable wrench and locking pliers. Cons? I would say it was expensive, but the machining, fit, and finish are fantastic, the overall build quality is *chef's kiss*, and I expect it'll far outlive me. Slop and play are non-existent. The handle is extremely comfortable, although someone who doesn't use them all day and wants the most precise "feel" for the task might like the regular grip instead of the comfort one. Anyway, this has been so good that I'm basically just looking for an excuse to buy the Knipex Cobras, which have a similar reputation. Note that this is not a paid review, free product trial, or otherwise compensated review.
KNIPEX 7-1/4 in. Pliers Wrench with Dual-Component Comfort Grips and Tether Attachment is a unique design. Its quality is obvious when you pick it up. They've added thicker cushioned handles on this one and a tether ring for those who need it. The advantage of their design is that it operates unlike other wrenches in your tool box with this one having a ratchet like action. This is achieved with a button that can lock the depth of the jaw more easily than other wrenches. It then can be adjusted around the nut and the ratchet like action comes from backing off smoothly on the fastener and then tightening down going forward again and repeating.The other unique feature is it has a cam instead of a fixed point holding the two sides of the jaws and handles. As you ... MoreKNIPEX 7-1/4 in. Pliers Wrench with Dual-Component Comfort Grips and Tether Attachment is a unique design. Its quality is obvious when you pick it up. They've added thicker cushioned handles on this one and a tether ring for those who need it. The advantage of their design is that it operates unlike other wrenches in your tool box with this one having a ratchet like action. This is achieved with a button that can lock the depth of the jaw more easily than other wrenches. It then can be adjusted around the nut and the ratchet like action comes from backing off smoothly on the fastener and then tightening down going forward again and repeating.The other unique feature is it has a cam instead of a fixed point holding the two sides of the jaws and handles. As you tighten down it keeps the jaws parallel in contact with the fastener which doesn't happen with other common wrench designs. This transfers more force to the nut and less likely to slip. The jaws are smooth which is ideal for plumbing where polished nuts aren't marred. Its obviously a high end tool, expensive, but for those who need it, worth having one around for those jobs. I know I'll be reaching for it often, now that I've tried it out.
I now understand why some people swear to buy one and never look back. The story that brought me to this purchase starts with needing a 28mm wrench for nut on a gas regulator. Searched around and found out that Home Depot had no wrench that size in any store in my area. So I searched the internet and found that it might cost $20 for one wrench. Mindful that this wrench is only needed once in awhile to change gas cylinders I opted for the versatile Knipex Pliers wrench. Could not be happier with my choice. Previous to this purchase I bought and have in use two Cobra pliers and love them also. One pair is the 10" slim profile Cobra Plier and the other is the normal 12" pair. The 10" slim pair is my everyday go to and the 12" gets used with my pair of channel locks to ... MoreI now understand why some people swear to buy one and never look back. The story that brought me to this purchase starts with needing a 28mm wrench for nut on a gas regulator. Searched around and found out that Home Depot had no wrench that size in any store in my area. So I searched the internet and found that it might cost $20 for one wrench. Mindful that this wrench is only needed once in awhile to change gas cylinders I opted for the versatile Knipex Pliers wrench. Could not be happier with my choice. Previous to this purchase I bought and have in use two Cobra pliers and love them also. One pair is the 10" slim profile Cobra Plier and the other is the normal 12" pair. The 10" slim pair is my everyday go to and the 12" gets used with my pair of channel locks to work on water pump fittings. I have had the channel locks for the longest and must admit they still are in service but usually in conjunction with one of the others. The Knipex pliers are engineering art!
Not being a fan of adjustable spanners (with a traditional thumb wheel), I was intrigued by these new design plier-wrenches from Knipex. They are unique in that they combine adjustable spanners with the ease and flexibility of adjustable pliers. A simple push of the button unlocks the wrench and allows you to quickly change the adjustment and jaw width. The jaws themselves are perfectly smooth and flat, as per a standard open ended spanner and lock on well to nuts.The handles are covered with a standard thin rubbery-plastic which still feels comfortable to hold and easy to use the tool. I prefer thin handles like these that are easy to operate with or without gloves and are easier to get into tight spaces.Although these spanner-wrenches are expensive, I think they ... MoreNot being a fan of adjustable spanners (with a traditional thumb wheel), I was intrigued by these new design plier-wrenches from Knipex. They are unique in that they combine adjustable spanners with the ease and flexibility of adjustable pliers. A simple push of the button unlocks the wrench and allows you to quickly change the adjustment and jaw width. The jaws themselves are perfectly smooth and flat, as per a standard open ended spanner and lock on well to nuts.The handles are covered with a standard thin rubbery-plastic which still feels comfortable to hold and easy to use the tool. I prefer thin handles like these that are easy to operate with or without gloves and are easier to get into tight spaces.Although these spanner-wrenches are expensive, I think they are worth the investment as they can adapt from 0-46mm, very versatile and easy to use. As the literature advertises; you really can stop carrying around a bundle of loose spanners in all different sizes, and simple carry two of these (slghtly different sizes would be ideal).
These have become my favorite adjustable wrench. Small enough to get in everywhere a traditional crescent can, but because you can squeeze it with leverage you are MUCH less prone to round off your nut/bolt heads. With a crescent, you adjust it, and then start pulling and once you start torquing you have no feel for it until you get that dreaded "jump" and you round off the flats of your bolt. We've all done it and know all too well that feeling in your stomach when you wonder if this nut/bolt is going to become a monster because you just ruined it. With this design, you squeeze as you torque so you can feel just how much tension you are applying and it's always in flush contact with the flats. I haven't tested it, but I'm pretty sure I can put a whole lot more ... MoreThese have become my favorite adjustable wrench. Small enough to get in everywhere a traditional crescent can, but because you can squeeze it with leverage you are MUCH less prone to round off your nut/bolt heads. With a crescent, you adjust it, and then start pulling and once you start torquing you have no feel for it until you get that dreaded "jump" and you round off the flats of your bolt. We've all done it and know all too well that feeling in your stomach when you wonder if this nut/bolt is going to become a monster because you just ruined it. With this design, you squeeze as you torque so you can feel just how much tension you are applying and it's always in flush contact with the flats. I haven't tested it, but I'm pretty sure I can put a whole lot more torque on a bolt with this and cause zero damage than I could ever achieve with the best crescent wrench. Because the jaws stay parallel when you squeeze, I find myself using them as smooth jaw pliers for fine work. I can get a lot more leverage and squeeze harder than I can with a smooth jaw needle nose or duckbill pliers and these will squeeze flat. The adjustment is unique, just press the button and slide...works so well you find yourself picking them up just to fidget with them. Only downside is yes...they are expensive. Yowsa! But they are a REALLY nice tool.
This is a well built and cleverly designed tool. Never seen anything like it. The jaws are smooth and stay parallel like a crescent wrench, so unlike a channel locks won’t bite into what you are turning. It’s thus deal for nuts, bolts and pipe fittings. Also very easy to adjust the size. I looked all over for a better price but couldn’t beat HD on this. Delivery was fast. It's really “neat”.
This is the single nicest feeling tool I've ever held in my hands. If you think this is a high price for "a pliers" than you don't understand all this tool is able to accomplish. Unless you have a specific need for wrenches using a breaker bar, this one tool can replace an entire set of metric & SAE wrenches, a Crescent wrench, and regular pliers with teeth. That's about 20 lbs of tools that you don't need to lug around if you're mobile and no more Cresent thumb screws that never want to stay locked in position to deal with ever again, which imho is worth the price of admission. Really if you think about $50 isn't really that bad for something that covers that much ground. A few companies tried to make the same kind of tool but only Knipex really nailed the design, ... MoreThis is the single nicest feeling tool I've ever held in my hands. If you think this is a high price for "a pliers" than you don't understand all this tool is able to accomplish. Unless you have a specific need for wrenches using a breaker bar, this one tool can replace an entire set of metric & SAE wrenches, a Crescent wrench, and regular pliers with teeth. That's about 20 lbs of tools that you don't need to lug around if you're mobile and no more Cresent thumb screws that never want to stay locked in position to deal with ever again, which imho is worth the price of admission. Really if you think about $50 isn't really that bad for something that covers that much ground. A few companies tried to make the same kind of tool but only Knipex really nailed the design, plus being new to Knipex the comfort grip handles are the most comfortable of any tool I've ever held and I've worked in construction, computer repair, warehouses, and even Lowe's in the tool department where I used to just grab tools just to see how they feel in the hand. This one tool beats the comfort of anything I've ever held in my life, and the finish on it is amazing as well (It looks like a Ducati or something to the effect) For the $50 bucks spent I'd say it's a steel because it will quickly become your single favorite tool. I didn't know about these until about a month ago all though they've been out for years and when I finally realized what it was all about I kindda felt like this was the greatest thing I never knew existed and now owning one it's everything I hoped it would be, there is nothing gimmicky about the way this thing operates. The clamp force is incredible and the comfort grip is soooo sweet. .knipex should really have gotten an award for this design (maybe they did ????) I purchased the 7" for my first one and I'm happy about my choice, the mouth goes very wide for its size (more than I expected) and I believe it will be the best all around size to still be able to get in tight spaces. Hopefully a 10" is in my near future for those times a need the little extra reach or when I need to clamp 2 nuts at a time. If you're like me and just found this tool or have been thinking about getting one, just do it already you won't be disappointed..it's probably going to become your favorite tool. Oh and don't over look the fact that this is like a 61 HRC either, you won't find many hand tools with that kind of hardness level so your not going to ding this thing up very easily either.
This was my first set of knipex and I have heard nothing but good things about these. I have countless Channellock pliers in various shapes and sizes. I have never been unhappy, but since I needed a small pair for a compact tool kit I figured I would give Knipex a try. There is no question that the design and the parallel jaws are great, but the fit and finish on the copy I got left me wanting my money back. I have bought tools from Harbor Freight that looked better. They are supposed to be forged, but they look cast. Yes, I'm being hard on these, but they are stupid expensive and people RAVE about this brand. For this price and this much hype they should look and feel like quality and they certainly do not. If it wasn't such a pain to return things right now I ... MoreThis was my first set of knipex and I have heard nothing but good things about these. I have countless Channellock pliers in various shapes and sizes. I have never been unhappy, but since I needed a small pair for a compact tool kit I figured I would give Knipex a try. There is no question that the design and the parallel jaws are great, but the fit and finish on the copy I got left me wanting my money back. I have bought tools from Harbor Freight that looked better. They are supposed to be forged, but they look cast. Yes, I'm being hard on these, but they are stupid expensive and people RAVE about this brand. For this price and this much hype they should look and feel like quality and they certainly do not. If it wasn't such a pain to return things right now I would get my money back. Knipex, in my opinion, are a bit overhyped.
| Plier Type | Pliers Wrench |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Overall Length | 165 mm |
| VDE/1000V Approved | No |
| Tip Style | Angled, Bent, Flat, Straight |
