jackus
jackus refers to a type of hand-held tool used for gripping and turning objects, often pipes or bolts. It typically consists of a pair of adjustable jaws, a handle, and a locking mechanism. The jaws are serrated to provide a strong grip on the object being held. The adjustment is usually made by a screw mechanism, allowing the jaws to be opened or closed to fit various sizes of objects.
This tool is commonly found in plumbing and mechanical trades due to its effectiveness in securing and
The design of a jackus prioritizes leverage and grip strength. The handle provides a point of leverage