RIDGID 27023 Model 2002 One Stop 2-in-1 Wrench for Angle Stops, Straight Stops, and Compression Couplings

• The RIDGID One Stop Wrench features two wrenches in a single tool making plumbing work quick and easy
• Provides the exact wrenches you need to install angle stops and compression couplings
• Compact design stores smaller wrench inside of the tubular body of the larger angle stop wrench for convenience
• Includes a 15/16-inch open-end wrench, 9/16-inch open-end wrench and an open-end 12-point box-line wrench
• RIDGID One Stop Wrench is also ideal for straight stops, appliance legs, shower heads, faucet nuts and toilet bowl bolts

Engineered by plumbers for plumbers, the RIDGID 27023 One Stop Wrench is a compound 2-in-1 tool that makes plumbing work quicker and easier to execute. It features 2 separate wrenches that easily fit together to form a single tool. A valuable addition to your toolbox, this angle stop wrench is the ultimate tool when working with supply lines and shut-off valves.Providing the exact size of wrench you need, the easy-to-use RIDGID One Stop Wrench features an open-end that provides both a 9/16-inch and a 15/16-inch surface wrench, while the unique open box-end is designed for 3/8-inch line nuts. The smaller wrench has a lug at the end to insert into the river mouth of the angle stop for positioning and stability. Designed to install angle stops and compression fittings, the RIDGID One Stop Wrench is also perfect for straight stops, appliance legs, showerheads, faucet nuts and toilet bowl bolts.With its handy compact design, the smaller wrench fits inside the tubular body of the larger wrench; simply unscrew and take it out when you’re ready to use it.RIDGID covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool. Since 1923, RIDGID has remained the symbol of certainty to dedicated professionals of the expert trades. Every tool that bears the RIDGID brand is engineered to the same high standards of quality, strength and endurance, as was that first heavy-duty pipe wrench more than 80 years ago.