Uses 

1. Plumbing Work: Pipe wrenches are essential for plumbers to install, repair, and replace pipes and fittings. They are used to tighten and loosen pipe connections, such as threaded pipes and fittings.
2. Pipe Installation: When installing new pipes or assembling pipe systems, a pipe wrench is crucial for securely connecting pipes and ensuring leak-free joints.
3. Pipe Repairs: During pipe repairs, whether fixing leaks or replacing damaged sections, a pipe wrench is used to disassemble and reassemble the plumbing components.
4. Oil and Gas Industry: Pipe wrenches are widely used in the oil and gas industry for assembling and disassembling pipes, valves, and other components in pipelines.
5. Construction and Mechanical Work: In construction and mechanical applications, pipe wrenches are employed to manipulate and adjust pipes and fittings as part of structural or mechanical systems.
6. HVAC Systems: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) professionals use pipe wrenches to work with pipes and fittings in the installation and maintenance of HVAC systems.
7. Water and Gas Line Maintenance: Municipal workers and utility technicians use pipe wrenches for maintenance and repairs of water and gas lines.
8. Plumbing Emergencies: In emergency situations, such as burst pipes or leaks, a pipe wrench is a valuable tool for quickly addressing and resolving plumbing issues.
9. Scaffolding Assembly: In construction, pipe wrenches can be used to assemble and disassemble scaffolding, as the tool provides a strong grip for tightening and loosening pipe connections used in scaffolding structures.
10. General Purpose Gripping: While primarily designed for pipes, pipe wrenches can also be used as general-purpose gripping tools for turning and holding various cylindrical objects.