LavaPlumb Manhole Cover Lifting Keys - 125mm - Pair

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The LavaPlumb 125mm Manhole Cover Lifting Keys are professional-grade tools designed for plumbers, tradespeople, and homeowners who need to safely access domestic drain covers, water meter lids, and garden access hatches. These heavy-duty tools provide a balanced, two-handed lifting solution for non-locking covers, though they are specifically sized for standard 125mm applications and may not be compatible with oversized or unique industrial manhole locking mechanisms.
| Model Part Number | KM |
|---|---|
| Brand | LavaPlumb |
No, these keys are designed specifically for standard, non-locking domestic access covers.
The LavaPlumb keys are sold as a matched pair to ensure safe, balanced lifting.
The keys are finished with a black powder coating to resist corrosion, but they should be kept dry and wiped clean after use to extend their lifespan.
These keys are manufactured from solid cast iron for high-strength durability.
With a 125mm length, they are optimized for shallow domestic covers and may not provide sufficient reach for very deep pits.
Clean out dirt or solidified silt from the keyway with a screwdriver before inserting the key.
Gently tap the edges of the cover with a rubber mallet to break the seal of dirt/corrosion before trying to lift again.
To use these keys, simply insert the D-lug into the designated keyway of your access cover. Ensure both keys are fully seated before attempting to lift. For care, always wipe the keys clean of mud, silt, or debris after use to prevent abrasive wear on the powder coating. Store the keys in a dry location, such as a tool shed or garage, to maintain the integrity of the cast iron. If the keys are used in saltwater or chemical environments, a light spray of silicon-based lubricant can help maintain the finish.