Urrea Professional Tools 2126 Alignment Bar Turning Head

Product Description

The URREA PROFESSIONAL TOOLS 2126 is an alignment bar with a turning head designed for mechanical alignment and positioning tasks in trade and industrial applications. The bar measures 1/2 inch in diameter and 16-1/2 inches in length, giving technicians the reach and leverage needed to align holes, position flanges, and guide mechanical components into place. This type of hand tool is a standard item in the kit of plumbers, pipefitters, millwrights, and general mechanical contractors who regularly work with pipe flanges and structural assemblies.

The 2126 is suited for use in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings where aligning bolt holes on pipe flanges, panels, or mechanical assemblies is required. It is particularly useful during flange make-up, equipment installation, and structural steel or pipework assembly where precise part positioning is critical before fasteners are set. The turning head adds rotational control that a fixed bar cannot provide, improving both accuracy and safety during the alignment process.

Key Features

• Turning head allows rotational control during alignment operations
• 1/2 inch diameter shaft fits standard alignment holes on pipe flanges and mechanical assemblies
• 16-1/2 inch length provides adequate reach and leverage in confined or offset flange situations
• Compact package dimensions make it easy to transport and store in a toolbox
• Single-piece quantity per package for individual trade use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hand alignment tool suitable for use with standard pipe flanges and mechanical assemblies requiring a 1/2 inch alignment bar.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and mechanical contractors during flange assembly and equipment installation. Before inserting the alignment bar, ensure that pressure is relieved from any piping system and that adjacent equipment is de-energized and locked out per site LOTO procedures. Do not use the bar as a pry bar or apply side-loading forces beyond what the alignment task requires, as this can damage flange faces or the tool itself. Replace fasteners and complete the bolted connection before removing the alignment bar from the hole pattern.