Adjustable Wrench: Also known as a crescent wrench, it has a movable jaw that can be adjusted to fit different sizes of nuts and bolts. It is versatile and widely used in plumbing tasks.
Pipe Wrench: This type of wrench is specifically designed for working with pipes and fittings. It has serrated jaws that grip the pipe tightly. Pipe wrenches come in different sizes, and their long handles provide leverage for turning and tightening pipes.
Basin Wrench: It is a specialized wrench used for reaching and tightening nuts on faucets and other plumbing fixtures in tight spaces. The basin wrench has a long handle with a swivel jaw at one end that can be adjusted to different angles.
Strap Wrench: This type of wrench has a strap made of strong nylon or rubber that wraps around an object for gripping. It is commonly used for turning and loosening smooth, cylindrical objects such as pipes, filters, or connectors without damaging their surfaces.
Adjustable Slip Joint Pliers: Although not technically a wrench, slip joint pliers are commonly used in plumbing. They have adjustable jaws that can be used to grip and turn nuts, pipes, and fittings.