Adjustable Wrench

An adjustable wrench is commonly used by:

1. Plumbers: For tightening or loosening pipes and fittings.
2. Mechanics: In automotive repair for adjusting nuts and bolts.
3. DIY Enthusiasts: For home repair and improvement projects.
4. Electricians: When working on installations that require securing hardware.
5. Carpenters: To assemble and adjust various fixtures.
6. Bicyclists: For making adjustments or repairs on bicycles.
7. Machinery Operators: For maintenance and adjustments on machinery.
8. Homeowners: For general household maintenance tasks.

When using an adjustable wrench, keep in mind:

1. Fit Snugly: Adjust the wrench so it fits the fastener tightly to avoid slipping.
2. Wear Gloves and Glasses: Protect your hands and eyes.
3. Check the Wrench: Make sure it’s not damaged before using.
4. Pull, Don’t Push: Pulling is safer if the wrench slips.
5. Don’t Overdo It: Using too much force can break the wrench or fastener.
6. Keep it Clean: A clean wrench and fastener prevent slipping.
7. Stay Balanced: Keep a stable position to avoid accidents if you slip.
8. Wrench, Not Hammer: Don’t use the wrench for hitting; it can get damaged.
9. Store Safely: Put the wrench away properly after use to keep it in good condition.