Delfield VMP00131-TOOL Pitcher Wrench

Product Description

The DELFIELD VMP00131-TOOL is a purpose-built pitcher wrench designed for removing and installing jugs or pitchers on Delfield dispensing equipment. This hand tool provides the grip and leverage needed to break loose pitcher assemblies that have become tight through repeated use or mineral buildup. At 0.23 pounds and measuring 9.2 inches in length, it is a lightweight, easy-to-handle tool suited for service technicians and kitchen equipment mechanics working on Delfield units. Keeping this wrench in a service kit reduces the risk of damaging pitcher threads or dispenser fittings during routine maintenance and part replacement.

This tool is used in commercial foodservice settings where Delfield dispensing equipment requires regular pitcher removal and reinstallation. Typical applications include beverage dispenser maintenance, scheduled cleaning procedures, and part swap-outs during equipment service calls. It is appropriate for use by commercial kitchen equipment technicians and foodservice equipment service professionals.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for pitcher and jug removal on Delfield dispensing equipment
• Lightweight at 0.23 pounds for easy handling during service
• 9.2-inch length provides adequate leverage for breaking loose tight pitcher assemblies
• Compact footprint at 5.4 inches wide and 2.95 inches in height for easy storage in a service kit
• OEM Delfield spare part for accurate fit and function

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement tool for Delfield dispensing equipment requiring pitcher or jug removal. Consult Delfield parts documentation to confirm fitment for your specific unit model.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by commercial kitchen equipment technicians during routine service and cleaning of Delfield dispensing units. Before removing any pitcher assembly, power down or disconnect the equipment according to the manufacturer's service guidelines. Use the wrench to apply steady, controlled torque to avoid damaging pitcher threads or surrounding fittings. Always follow applicable local health and safety codes when servicing commercial foodservice equipment.