Tile Leveling System Pliers (metallic)

Description

Tile Leveling System Pliers (metallic)

The operation of locking the wedge inside the aligned clip is done by a tool called pliers or an aligned wrench. The parallel wrench is made of fiber-reinforced polyethylene or a combination of plastic and metal and has one fixed jaw and two movable jaws.

In modern flooring methods, new tools have replaced traditional approaches. One of the practical tools in this field is the tile leveler, which consists of two parts: the clip and the wedge. The clip is placed between the tiles, and the wedge acts as a lock that is inserted into it to complete the leveling process. A metal tool called the tile leveling wrench, or tile leveling plier, is used to lock the wedge inside the clip. This tool helps to install tiles more accurately and with better alignment.

This metal plier has one fixed jaw and two movable jaws, and with proper maintenance, it can be used as a durable, permanent tool.

Properties

• It causes the tiles to be installed and aligned accurately and harmoniously.
• It has a long life and can be used repeatedly.
• It increases the speed of tiling.

How to use the metal tile leveling wrench

As mentioned, the tile leveling wrench has one fixed jaw and two movable jaws, with one designed for small levelers and the other for medium and large levelers. First, select the appropriate jaw based on the size of the leveler, secure it in place with the locking screw, and remove the other jaw from the wrench mechanism.

Adjusting the distance between the movable and fixed jaws is crucial. If the gap is too large, the wedge will not fully lock into the clip, and if the jaws are too close, there is a risk of the clip breaking due to excessive pressure

Tips

To adjust the distance, gradually move the movable jaw closer to the fixed jaw and test it on the leveling plier until reaching the desired setting. After using the leveling wrench, clean off any remaining mortar and cement from it; otherwise, the adjustment process may encounter issues in future uses.

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