Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes
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Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes
$18.99
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Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes Price History
Price History for Compression Sleeve Puller Tool Remove Ferrule & Nut Of Pipe, Ferrule Puller For 1/2” Copper Water...
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| Current Price | $18.99 | January 7, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $19.99 | July 15, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $18.99 | August 9, 2024 |
Since July 15, 2024
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| $18.99 | October 12, 2024 |
| $19.99 | October 10, 2024 |
| $18.99 | August 9, 2024 |
| $19.99 | July 15, 2024 |
Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes Description
- 【No Damage To Walls & Copper & Supply Lines】This ferrule puller removes leaking compression sleeves without damaging walls, which effortlessly pulls the nut and ferral off of the pipe. This compression sleeve puller removes 1/2-inch copper water compression sleeve. If you are in need of replacing a quarter turn valve on a dishwasher, sink or toilet that has compression fittings, buy this tool and make your life easy. Designed by plumbing professionals. Precision machined plumbing tool.
- 【Not Need To Cut Off The Pipe】Saves a lot of time around cutting old pipes. Re-designed bullet nose will not pull off and is easy to use in relatively tight spots. Especially if you don’t have sufficient exposed copper to cut off the old compression fitting, this angle stop puller will effortlessly remove the old compression ring and reform the previously crimped copper pipe back to a perfect circle. No damage to the copper. Makes removing a ferrule simple, and makes plumbing work simple.
- 【Work On Corroded & Frozen】Even such as the existing valve was severely corroded or frozen, you can turn the lever to extract the old compression sleeve from the pipe. Make sure the ferrule puller is properly aligned with the pipe, and then you are able to remove the nut and ferrule with maybe 10 turns of the handle. Easy and fast solve the problem of compression valves failing with small leaks. Fully machined body and screw, this ferrule puller is corrosion resistant & wear resistant.
- 【2 Ways To Remove】Remove the old compression fitting or the old angle stop.WAY 1: ONLY REMOVE THE FERRULE—Let the ferrule in between the red notched end of the tool (notched clamping ferrule). WAY 2: BOTH REMOVE THE COMPRESSION NUT AND FERRULE—Place red notched end of tool behind compression nut. And then both way1 or way2 all need to: Engage the silver head end in tubing. Hold tool firmly while turning the t-bar handle, the puller tool will automatically pull compression nut and ferrule.
- 【Great Compression Sleeve Puller Tool】We love and take pride in our angle stop puller and we back this ferrule blaster up with lifetime service. Have the confidence that this compression ring removal tool will last, if there are any issues of this plumbing tools, just contact us and we will make it right.
Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes Specification
Specification: Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes
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Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Debialo Compression Sleeve Puller for 1/2” Copper Pipes
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FishMan –
I’m a Plumbing apprentice and have to say that this 1/2″ puller works great on stops. Use it about twice a week. Hasn’t failed me yet.
* Please make sure that your water is off before attempting to remove a stop!
Sunrise Circle –
Good quality of product
R. Busch –
This product really works. I have used it three times with success each time. First: it did not crush the 1/2 inch copper pipe that I used it on. Second: it is well built. It does not bend or get twisted out of shape when you use it. Third: it does not take much effort to use it. The “silver’ handle that you turn is long enough that you can twist it fairly easily. You don’t have to be a gorilla to use this tool successfully. Fourth: the handle that you turn is a “slider.” It will move back and forth through a pivot point in the center of the tool. This is very useful if you are using it on a stop valve that is close to the floor. The handle will not bang into the floor. It is similar to the sliding handle on a professional vise.
Before I used it, I put a drop of oil on the outlet side of the ferrule to help it slide off. Having used the tool, I don’t think that the oil was necessary. I originally thought that this puller was made to pull the ferrule off, so I hooked it on the pipe between the ferrule and the nut. That was my mistake. The tool will not work this way. It is made to apply pressure to the back side of the nut which will pull the ferrule off. That is a good design.
Keep in mind that this tool is used to remove a compression fitting. When the ferrule is removed, the 1/2 inch copper tubing will be slightly compressed where the ferrule was, and there is nothing you can do about that.
This is a marvelous tool that I have not seen in the local home center stores. When I was young and stupid, I would cut the ferrules off using a rotary tool like a dremel tool with a small fiberglass cutoff wheel. That took forever. I am sure other people have tried using a hack saw to do the same thing.
Electric Man –
I had six valves I needed to change that had 1/2 copper pipe. I tried the first one with this tool over the compression fitting. Tightened it down and slipped off the fitting. I then thought would put nut next to compression fitting and worked great! Couple of the fittings were quite tight and was hard to turn. Fitting came off and pipe was not deformed at all! The part of tool that fits in pipe is made so it keeps pipe from collapsing when tightened. Changed all six and used pipe seal on threads and none had any leaks! Changed a few before I got this and had to grip so hard deformed pipe. Like to have never got it to stop leaking. This tool is well worth the money. Could not have done these valves without it.
Sunrise Circle –
I was looking for a ferrule puller to remove old leaking compression sleeves and found this one. I have a house with about twenty five 1/2″ copper pipes with compression sleeves on since the eighties. I purchased the tool it was simple to remove the nut and compression ring from 1/2″ copper pipe. I love how much time I save around cutting the old pipes. I had some corroded valves as well and I just turn the lever to extract the old compression sleeve from the pipe. They come off effortlessly. I was amazed. Great tool, easy to use in relatively tight spots. I’ve recommended this to all my apprentices and fellow plumbers.
David A. Fogle –
So tool was well made from quality perspective. However, my issue was when I removed the first ferrule it basically got stuck onto the end of the tool tip versus just falling off of it once removed. Disappointed based on research I had done ahead of time.
Wilo –
I didn’t realize something like this existed. Easy to use and works as intended.
Jay –
Got this for my husbands stocking for Christmas. He loves it. Good quality, durable, easy to use, and gets the job done.