JAW-13 - A tribute to the inventor of the wrench, John Anderson.

DAKOYU JAW-13 | Precision Adjustable Multi-Grip Tool

Innovative Parallel Action. High-Torque Clamping. Versatile Utility.

The Dakoyu JAW-13 is a specialized, adjustable gripping tool designed to tackle precision hardware tasks that standard pliers simply can't handle. Featuring a unique parallel wrench mechanism and a dual-jaw design, it provides uniform pressure across a variety of surfaces, from flat bolts to rounded pipes.

The JAW-13 stands for the John Anderson Wrench, created as a tribute to his original design patented in 1913. This modern iteration honors that legacy while serving as an essential addition to any technical EDC kit.

Key Features

· Parallel Wrench Technology: Unlike traditional pivoting pliers, the JAW-13 utilizes an adjustable screw-drive system to keep the grippers parallel, ensuring maximum surface contact and preventing the rounding of nuts and bolts.

· Dual-Zone Jaw Design:

    • Bite Area: Features aggressive teeth for a secure hold on flat objects.

    • Round Grip Points: Specifically contoured to lock onto pipes and circular fasteners without slipping.

· Quick-Release System: Designed with integrated quick-release nut clamping points and a high-leverage parallel wrench zone for rapid adjustments and heavy-duty torque.

· Premium Multi-Steel Construction:

    • Main Body: Crafted from durable 420 Steel for structural integrity.

    • Hardware: Features a 416 Steel electroplated screw shaft for smooth, corrosion-resistant adjustment.

· Integrated Tooling: Includes a built-in bottle opener at the tip and an adaptive TR6 screwdriver port, maximizing utility in a compact frame.

Technical Specifications

· Main Material: 420 Stainless Steel

· Screw Shaft: Electroplated 416 Stainless Steel

· Jaw Opening Width: 17 mm

· Maximum Opening Distance: 20 mm

· Compatibility: Integrated 1/4" (6mm) driver support

· Features: Adaptive parallel grippers and edge grip points

Why the JAW-13?

"The JAW-13 redefines the portable wrench. As a tribute to John Anderson's 1913 patent, this tool combines the precision of a parallel shop tool with the versatility of a multi-grip plier, allowing you to carry industrial-grade clamping power right on your belt or in your pocket."