The 2-1/2" Grip Head With Big Handle from Kupo has four V-shaped jaws, an ergonomic oversized T-shaped handle with dedicated roller bearings for maximum torque, and a non-slip aluminum friction disc. This durable grip head is made of aluminum and steel and has a black powder-coated finish.
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Key Features
- Aluminum & Steel
- Four V-Shaped Jaws
- Handle With Roller Bearings
- Non-Slip Aluminum Friction Disc
The 2-1/2" Grip Head With Big Handle from Kupo has four V-shaped jaws, an ergonomic oversized T-shaped handle with dedicated roller bearings for maximum torque, and a non-slip aluminum friction disc. This durable grip head is made of aluminum and steel and has a black powder-coated finish.
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Kupo 2-1/2" Grip Head Overview
Four V-shaped jaws
Oversized T-shaped handle with dedicated roller bearings
Non-slip aluminum friction disc
EAN: 6954016521629
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Kupo 2-1/2" Grip Head Reviews
Solid grip head
By Spencer
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-02-18
Not much to say...it does the job well. I usually use the impact version, but they changed their design so I picked this up instead. Its great. I will order more soon!
It works
By John
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-01-25
I have several grip heads made by other companies. I like the Kupo because of the size of the handle. It makes it much easier to really tighten down the head. The fit and finish as good.
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Whether kupo grip head compatible with avenger c ...
Whether kupo grip head compatible with avenger c stand a2033dcb?
Yes, the Kupo Grip Heads can fit Avenger C-stands and vice versa.
Date published: 2020-01-24
Will it grip a 1 1/4" rod ?
Will it grip a 1 1/4" rod ?
No, 1 1/4" is too large.
Date published: 2020-08-31
