Proto J262SGXL Tongue and Groove Plier 1-3/32 in

Product Description

The PROTO J262SGXL is a gooseneck-style tongue and groove plier built for trade professionals who need a compact, reliable gripping tool in tight spaces. With a 1-3/32 inch jaw capacity, serrated straight jaw, and 5 adjustable positions, this plier handles a range of pipe, fitting, and fastener sizes without slipping. The curved jaw tongue and groove design provides strong mechanical advantage, while the vinyl handle gives a secure grip during extended use. At 7.6 inches overall length and 0.53 pounds, it fits easily into a tool pouch. Plumbers, HVAC techs, and pipefitters will find this a reliable everyday hand tool for service and installation work.

The J262SGXL is suited for residential and light commercial service applications where a compact plier is needed to grip pipe, nuts, fittings, or connectors. The standard head style and gooseneck profile make it useful in confined areas such as under sinks, inside equipment cabinets, or around valve assemblies. It is a general-purpose plier appropriate for plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical trade work. The 5-position adjustment allows quick resizing to match the workpiece without switching tools.

Key Features

• 1-3/32 inch jaw capacity accommodates a range of pipe and fitting sizes
• Serrated straight jaw for secure grip on smooth or irregular surfaces
• 5 adjustable positions for fast resizing without tool changes
• Gooseneck curved jaw profile provides access in confined spaces
• Vinyl handle for comfortable, non-slip grip during extended use
• Compact 7.6 inch overall length at 0.53 pounds for easy carry

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose tongue and groove plier suitable for plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical service applications requiring a compact gooseneck-style gripping tool.

Installation Notes

Plumbers, HVAC technicians, and mechanical service professionals typically use tongue and groove pliers for gripping, tightening, or loosening pipe fittings and threaded fasteners. Always select the correct jaw position before applying force to avoid slipping and potential injury. Do not use this tool as a substitute for a torque wrench where specific torque values are required. Inspect the serrated jaw for wear before use to ensure reliable grip.