Plumber Tools

One handle covers Phillips, slotted, Torx, square bits, and three nut driver sizes, cutting down what you carry.

Straight-jaw tongue-and-groove pliers for hose clamps, fittings, and anything round that needs a real grip.

Synthetic-leather palm and touchscreen-compatible fingertips protect hands from sharp edges and hot parts without losing dexterity.

8-inch straight pipe wrench for fittings and shop plumbing, small enough to keep in a bag for daily rounds.

Two larger aluminum wrenches for fittings the 8-inch won't reach or grip, the complement to a small pipe wrench rather than a replacement for it.

An 18-inch ductile-iron wrench for larger fittings a 10-inch adjustable wrench can't grip, the second wrench most plumbers keep in the truck.

Anti-fog, anti-scratch coating and side shields for basic eye protection cheap enough to keep several pairs around.

Adjustable jaw that extends 11-17 inches for reaching faucet nuts under a sink where a normal wrench can't fit.

A larger 1" to 2" jaw capacity than the standard telescoping basin wrench in this catalog, for bigger faucet and supply-line nuts the smaller jaw can't open onto.

One-hand jaw adjustment on fittings and nuts of varying sizes, a standard in any plumbing bag.

Trigger-start propane/MAPP torch for sweating copper joints, with an instant on/off instead of a match or striker.

Hand-crank drain snake for clearing clogged sink and tub lines, long enough for most household runs.

All-angle design seats against odd bowl shapes better than a flat cup plunger, aluminum handle holds up to daily use.

Clean, square cuts on copper and aluminum tubing from 3/16 to 1-1/8 inch, with a fold-away reamer built in.

Ratcheting cutter for PEX and PE-RT tubing, a cheap second cutter that doesn't need copper's clearance to swing around the pipe.

One-handed ratcheting cutter sized for PVC, CPVC, and PEX up to 1-1/4" I.D., a dedicated plastic-pipe cutter that leaves a square edge a utility knife or saw won't.

Seals drain flanges and faucet bases without hardening, the standard choice for anything that needs to come apart again someday.

A full manual ratcheting threader with dies from 1/2" to 2" NPT, for cutting new pipe threads on-site instead of hauling pre-threaded stock.

Combo crimper for 1/2" and 3/4" copper PEX rings with a built-in cutter and go/no-go gauge, everything needed to make a code-checkable crimp.

Turns a standard 5-gallon bucket into 30 pockets of tool storage while leaving the center open for parts, cheaper and more mobile than a rolling case.

Inner/outer reamer for PVC, copper, brass, and aluminum pipe with a depth gauge, cleans up a cut before it goes into a fitting.

A dedicated 6-foot toilet auger with a vinyl bowl guard, clears toilet clogs without scratching porcelain the way a sink snake would.

Wider PTFE tape for larger NPT threads, the cheap consumable every threaded fitting on a job needs.

A cordless borescope for looking inside walls and small drain lines before cutting anything open, saves a guess-and-patch repair.

One-handed cordless press tool that makes a code-checkable ProPress/press-fit copper and PEX joint in seconds without a torch, the tool that's replacing sweated joints on most modern service trucks.

A reel-mounted 165-foot self-leveling camera with a built-in transmitter for locating the exact spot of a clog or break underground, for sewer-line runs a cordless borescope can't reach.

A quick-change multi-tool for faucets, shut-off valves, supply lines, and basket strainers, reaches under a sink in tight spots a standard wrench can't swing into.

A swirl-combustion replacement tip that concentrates heat on the joint for cleaner copper brazing, the wear part every acetylene torch setup eventually needs.

Scrapes old plumber's putty, caulk, and gasket residue off a sink or drain flange before resealing it, a two-dollar tool that saves a sloppy reinstall.

Bends copper and aluminum tubing up to 180 degrees without kinking it, avoids adding an elbow fitting where a clean bend will do.

Six-step hex and square ends remove and reseat worn compression faucet seats, a five-minute fix for a dripping faucet instead of replacing the whole valve.

Dual-hex socket wrench sized for the two most common screw-in element sizes, breaks a stuck element loose without rounding it off the way a pipe wrench does.

A sliding-handle double-ended wrench that locks and turns a kitchen sink basket strainer's lock nut, purpose-built where an adjustable wrench slips on the flats.

Clears clogged tub, shower, and sink lines beyond what a hand toilet auger reaches, with auto-feed so it's a one-person job.

Folding jobsite stand holds pipe steady for cutting and threading, distinct from the bench-mounted threader already covered.

Screws onto a hose bib to diagnose high or low static pressure complaints and run code-required pressure checks, cheap enough to always keep in the truck.

Cleans oxidation inside a copper fitting for a proper solder joint, a separate step from deburring the pipe end.

Cuts pipe, threaded rod, and bolts cleanly on rough-in and repair jobs, a basic cutting tool the catalog was missing entirely.

Finds buried metal pipe or cable before digging or drilling into it, cheap insurance against an expensive mistake.

Powered, portable auger for sink and lav lines when the job doesn't call for hauling out the full drum machine.

Wide, rigid blade holds a straight line further out than a standard tape, and the 2-pack means a spare when one walks off.

Hands-free light for working inside an engine bay or under a truck where a flashlight means one hand is never free.