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Hand Tool Spare Parts

Hand tool spare parts are the original components ordered separately to replace what wears or breaks: pipe wrench jaws and nuts, adjustable wrench jaws, puller arms and spindles, saw blades, knife blades, hammer handles. Renewing a part is cheaper and faster than replacing the tool; order against the tool's size and code group.

Which part of which tool

The parts here keep a sound tool working. On pipe wrenches the jaw is what wears: spare jaws, links and nuts from 8″ to 48″ are listed for the heavy-duty and Stillson patterns, spare nuts for the 85-degree pattern and spare chains for the chain wrench.

On pullers it is the arms and spindles: spare arms, spindles, extensions and links are listed separately for the standard, master and battery pullers. Jaw and spindle sets for adjustable and assembly wrenches cover 6″ to 15″.

Consumables and hafts

The regularly replaced items are here too: hacksaw blades in HSS and bimetal, utility knife blades, plastic pipe cutter blades, bolt cutter jaws and plastic hammer faces.

Wedged spare hafts are listed for hammers, axes and sledges. A head seated tight on the haft is the safety requirement, and re-hanging a loose one lets the tool see out its life.

How to order

A spare is chosen by the size of the tool it belongs to: a 24″ jaw for a 24″ pipe wrench, the matching arm for an 8×10 puller. Every line carries the manufacturer's order code, and the size is at the end of the product name.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which tools have spares here?

    Pipe wrenches (jaws, links, nuts, chains), adjustable and assembly wrenches (jaws, spindles), pullers (arms, spindles, extensions), saws (blades), utility knives (blades), bolt cutters (jaws), hammers and axes (wedged hafts) and grease guns (nozzles, hoses).

  • How do I pick the right spare?

    By the size of the tool it belongs to -- a 24″ jaw for a 24″ pipe wrench. Every line carries the manufacturer's order code and the size is at the end of the product name.

  • Can a pipe wrench jaw be replaced?

    Yes; the jaw is the wearing part and it is replaceable. A sound body does not need replacing.

  • Can I re-haft a hammer myself?

    Yes, hafts come with their wedge. What matters is the head seating fully and the wedge driven tight; if you feel any movement, take the tool out of service.