Price history for SharkBite 3/8 Inch to 1 Inch Pro Push to Connect Disconnect Tool, PEX Pipe, Copper, CPVC, PE-RT, HDPE, PROD3810
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$54.97
- September 16, 2024
$62.95
- September 8, 2024
$54.97
- August 28, 2024
$61.97
- August 25, 2024
$62.95
- July 15, 2024
Since: July 15, 2024
Highest Price:
$62.95
- July 15, 2024
Lowest Price:
$54.97
- August 28, 2024
Last Amazon price update was: September 16, 2024 10:00
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SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool Price History
Price History for SharkBite 3/8 Inch to 1 Inch Pro Push to Connect Disconnect Tool, PEX Pipe, Copper, CPVC, PE-RT,...
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Current Price
$54.97
September 16, 2024
Highest Price
$62.95
July 15, 2024
Lowest Price
$54.97
August 28, 2024
Since July 15, 2024
Last price changes
$54.97
September 16, 2024
$62.95
September 8, 2024
$54.97
August 28, 2024
$61.97
August 25, 2024
$62.95
July 15, 2024
SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool Description
SHARKBITE PRO PUSH-TO-CONNECT DISCONNECT TOOL: This SharkBite pro disconnect tool allows for brass plumbing fittings to be disconnected from the pipe quickly and easily; can remove or adjust push-to-connect fittings in tight spaces for easy disassembly
EASY TO USE: This handy disconnect tool can remove any type of fitting from 3/8 inch to 1 inch; does not require any installation or interchangeable faceplates to allow for comfortable and convenient use
DURABLE AND HIGH QUALITY: Pex ring removal tool features comfortable rubber grips and is constructed with heavy-duty handle springs for optimal durability
PREFERRED BY THE PRO: SharkBite tools and fittings meet the same high standards for commercial and residential plumbing applications, combining durability and ease of use; suitable for commercial repairs or home improvement projects
MADE IN THE USA: All SharkBite valves, clips, joints, and adapters are manufactured and tested in the USA
SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool Specification
Specification: SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool
Brand
SharkBite
Color
Silver
Item Weight
0.01 Ounces
Product Dimensions
7.82"L x 1.77"W
Handle Material
Rubber
Grip Type
Ergonomic
UPC
697285056305
Manufacturer
Cash Acme
Part Number
Tongs
Item model number
PROD3810
Style
Tool
Material
Rubber
Item Package Quantity
1
Measurement System
inch
Usage
Amateur, Professional
Included Components
Disconnect Tongs
Batteries Required
No
SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool Videos
SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool Reviews (13)
13 reviews for SharkBite 3/8 to 1 Inch Push Disconnect Tool
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D. Edwards –
Like that it grips around your work and does not slip off when squeezed. One small issue–when used to remove a push connector from pipe, it scratches the pipe a little bit on the way out, leaving potential pathways for leakage if the pipe is reused. This could be remedied by using a scratch-resistant coating on the contact surfaces on the “pipe” side of the tool.
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★★★★★
Ted in Texas –
Works well. Makes the job easier. And Quicker
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★★★★★
Sean –
Easy to use. Removes 3 different sizes. Works well in tight spots.
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★★★★★
K.R. –
best tool I’ve had so far for removing sharkbite fittings
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DD –
My soul ! makes sharkbite fittings to easy to remove.
TIP ! – I have found if you squeeze the tool too tight, the fitting doesn’t come off. try light squeeze and pull either fitting, or pipe.
I have tried those silly C shaped plastic gadgets. So frustrating to use.
this tool is expensive, but worth every penny
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★★★★★
Colleen Wright –
Why don’t they sell this at Home Depot!! I could have used this a few years ago! It makes removing Shark Bites so easy and soooo much quicker too. The only downfall is if your Shark Bite is in a very confined space and when dealing with a Tee Shark Bite due to the ridges on the Shark Bite itself. It’s definitely worth the money to have in your plumbing tool bag.
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John –
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Forget using those little orange rings, also don’t bother with the smaller “pincher” tool that can be bought. When it comes to shark bite, this is a must have. I had a really tight space where I couldn’t get my fingers in and this tool did the job. The pipe will almost fall off.
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Chris G –
Really eliminates the frustration of removing a Sharkbite connection. Don’t waste your time on other methods. Buy once, cry once. It is worth it.
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★★★★★
David Breen –
Amazing , ½” to 1″ easiest shark bite removal I’ve ever been a part of. Game changer!!! Also people S.B. are for temp use don’t use em for permanent plumbing solutions.
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R N S –
I’ve had several other off brand for shark bite fitting….. should have bought these first!!!! Great tool well made and gets even the older corrosion fittings off with very little effort This tool is a great example for buying the tool made for the namesake Take the fight out of the fitting with a shark bite ~ RNS ~
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MDS –
For years I used that little orange hourseshoe release, and it was a pain to use. I had sore fingers hand hands afterwards, and some time it took me 5 minutes to get it off, or just cut them off. This tool made it like 2 seconds to get the pipes off. It is expensive, but saves me so much time, and pain. Sometimes the right tool can make all the difference.
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★★★★★
Book Junkie “K” –
I have been using sharkbites as a diy person for years. They are kind of a pain to get separated with the little black washer looking thing. I checked out the removal tool at the local hardware store, and I could hardly compress the toll, let alone with a sharkbite in it.
I bought these somewhat expensive plier things to give them a shot. They worked pretty good and it was easy to remove the pex from a 1/2″ sharkbite.
Fast forward a few days. I am under a manufactured home in the mud from a leaking pipe. I am stretched out laying over a 3 or 4 inch PVC waste line reaching out as far as I can. There is a 3/4″ sharkbite connected to the water mail line. I grab this tool and put it on the connector. I squeeze the tool and the 3/4″ line slides right out. It was so easy. Worked perfectly.
This tool feels sturdy, like it will last for years. I am very happy I spent the money on the tool.
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John C. –
It works quite well in most instances except for if you have 2 sharkbite connectors in a row and no exposed pex between, even a 1/4″ would have been enough but without that it won’t work but that’s unlikely in most cases. It’s a little pricey but you don’t have to salvage many fitting for reuse to make it pay for itself.
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D. Edwards –
Like that it grips around your work and does not slip off when squeezed. One small issue–when used to remove a push connector from pipe, it scratches the pipe a little bit on the way out, leaving potential pathways for leakage if the pipe is reused. This could be remedied by using a scratch-resistant coating on the contact surfaces on the “pipe” side of the tool.
Ted in Texas –
Works well.
Makes the job easier.
And
Quicker
Sean –
Easy to use. Removes 3 different sizes. Works well in tight spots.
K.R. –
best tool I’ve had so far for removing sharkbite fittings
DD –
My soul ! makes sharkbite fittings to easy to remove.
TIP ! – I have found if you squeeze the tool too tight, the fitting doesn’t come off. try light squeeze and pull either fitting, or pipe.
I have tried those silly C shaped plastic gadgets. So frustrating to use.
this tool is expensive, but worth every penny
Colleen Wright –
Why don’t they sell this at Home Depot!! I could have used this a few years ago! It makes removing Shark Bites so easy and soooo much quicker too. The only downfall is if your Shark Bite is in a very confined space and when dealing with a Tee Shark Bite due to the ridges on the Shark Bite itself.
It’s definitely worth the money to have in your plumbing tool bag.
John –
The media could not be loaded.
Forget using those little orange rings, also don’t bother with the smaller “pincher” tool that can be bought. When it comes to shark bite, this is a must have. I had a really tight space where I couldn’t get my fingers in and this tool did the job. The pipe will almost fall off.
Chris G –
Really eliminates the frustration of removing a Sharkbite connection. Don’t waste your time on other methods. Buy once, cry once. It is worth it.
David Breen –
Amazing , ½” to 1″ easiest shark bite removal I’ve ever been a part of. Game changer!!! Also people S.B. are for temp use don’t use em for permanent plumbing solutions.
R N S –
I’ve had several other off brand for shark bite fitting….. should have bought these first!!!!
Great tool well made and gets even the older corrosion fittings off with very little effort
This tool is a great example for buying the tool made for the namesake
Take the fight out of the fitting with a shark bite
~ RNS ~
MDS –
For years I used that little orange hourseshoe release, and it was a pain to use. I had sore fingers hand hands afterwards, and some time it took me 5 minutes to get it off, or just cut them off. This tool made it like 2 seconds to get the pipes off. It is expensive, but saves me so much time, and pain. Sometimes the right tool can make all the difference.
Book Junkie “K” –
I have been using sharkbites as a diy person for years. They are kind of a pain to get separated with the little black washer looking thing. I checked out the removal tool at the local hardware store, and I could hardly compress the toll, let alone with a sharkbite in it.
I bought these somewhat expensive plier things to give them a shot. They worked pretty good and it was easy to remove the pex from a 1/2″ sharkbite.
Fast forward a few days. I am under a manufactured home in the mud from a leaking pipe. I am stretched out laying over a 3 or 4 inch PVC waste line reaching out as far as I can. There is a 3/4″ sharkbite connected to the water mail line. I grab this tool and put it on the connector. I squeeze the tool and the 3/4″ line slides right out. It was so easy. Worked perfectly.
This tool feels sturdy, like it will last for years. I am very happy I spent the money on the tool.
John C. –
It works quite well in most instances except for if you have 2 sharkbite connectors in a row and no exposed pex between, even a 1/4″ would have been enough but without that it won’t work but that’s unlikely in most cases. It’s a little pricey but you don’t have to salvage many fitting for reuse to make it pay for itself.