ENGINEER PZ-63 Screw Removal Water Pump Pliers, 10in (257mm)
The ENGINEER PZ-63 is a water pump plier that also removes screws. Patented vertical-groove jaws with an isosceles-triangle profile hold a screw head evenly from above, so stripped or rusted screws come out, and the slim tip reaches tap screws and washers in deep, tight spots.
Key features
- Removes stripped and rusted pan-head and truss-head screws, 3.5–5.5mm head diameter
- Grips pipe up to 41mm
- Slim tip for tap screws and 13mm tap washers in confined spaces
- Handle ends turn a slotted stop valve (7.8 × 1mm slot) and 12mm hex fittings
- Hard elastomer grips: non-slip, comfortable and oil-resistant
- Winner of a Japan DIY Homecenter Show 2018 new product award; made in Japan
Specifications
- Overall length: 257mm (10in)
- Tip length: 56mm
- Grip width: 65mm
- Max. pipe grip: 41mm
- Weight: 410g
- Hardness: HRC60 ±2
- Material: high-carbon steel body, elastomer grips
Recommended for plumbing and for car and motorcycle maintenance. The grips can be removed with a flathead screwdriver.
Not for high-hardness screws such as self-tapping, self-drilling or coarse-thread screws, or screws completely seized by adhesive or rust.
As featured on NHK WORLD-JAPAN's Japan's Top Inventions.