Rothenberger 1000050249 ROMAX NANO iJAW puristusleuka TH 26 mm

Pressing multi-layer composite and plastic pipe systems demands a jaw that delivers consistent, reliable connections without damaging the fitting. The Rothenberger ROMAX NANO iJAW Press Jaw with TH profile and 32 mm nominal diameter is engineered to meet that challenge, providing a secure, leak-free press joint every time. Forged from high-strength special steel and designed for the Rothenberger ROMAX series, this jaw is a professional-grade tool for plumbing, heating, and installation work.

Who is it for

This press jaw is intended for professional plumbers, heating engineers, and installers who use Rothenberger ROMAX NANO, ROMAX Compact TT, ROMAX 4000, ROMAX 3000 AC/DC, or ROMAX 1000 press tools. It is ideal for those who need a durable, high-precision jaw for pressing multi-layer composite and plastic pipe systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Main features

• TH profile for precise pressing of multi-layer composite and plastic pipes with 32 mm nominal diameter.
• iJAW compact design with synchronized, one-hand operation for easy handling and access in tight spaces.
• Forged from high-strength special steel with surface treatment for corrosion protection and long service life.
• Compatible with Rothenberger ROMAX NANO, ROMAX Compact TT, ROMAX 4000, ROMAX 3000 AC/DC, and ROMAX 1000 press tools (max pressing force 32 kN).
• Rothenberger standard connection system ensures secure attachment to the press tool.

Specifications

• Profile Type: TH
• Nominal Diameter: 32 mm
• Max Pressing Force (Tool): 32 kN
• Material: High-strength forged special steel
• Application: Pressing multi-layer composite and plastic pipe systems
• Jaw Design: iJAW (Compact)
• Opening Mechanism: Synchronized, one-hand operation
• Corrosion Protection: Yes (surface treated)
• Durability: High, long service life
• Connection System: Rothenberger standard
• Product Type: Pressing Jaw
• Suitable for: Plumbing, heating, and installation work
• Manufacturing Process: Forged

Tips

To maximize the lifespan of your press jaw, always keep the pressing surfaces clean and free from debris. After each use, wipe the jaw with a dry cloth and store it in a protective case. Regularly inspect the jaw for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if any deformation is visible. Ensure that the jaw is fully engaged with the press tool before operation, and follow the tool manufacturer's instructions for pressing force and cycle times.