Water Pipe Squeeze Off Tool - Todays Tools

Name: Water Pipe Squeeze Off Tool - Todays Tools
Brand: Todays Tools
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Clamps up to 25mm plastic pipe for repairs without draining the system or turning off the water su...

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This guide is for plumbers, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts who need to temporarily stop water flow in plastic pipes without draining the system. The Todays Tools Water Pipe Squeeze Off Tool allows you to isolate MDPE, Polybutylene, PEX, and rubber pipes up to 25mm (32mm rubber) for repairs, saving time and water. Note that this tool is not suitable for use with copper or other metal pipes.

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Model Part Number	Water Pipe Squeeze Off Tool Rubber
Brand	Todays Tools

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What pipe sizes does this tool work with?

The tool is designed for plastic pipes up to 25mm in diameter and rubber pipes up to 32mm.

Can I use this tool on copper pipes?

No, this tool is not designed for use with copper or other metal pipes.

Do I need any special tools to use this?

No, the tool operates mechanically and requires no power or additional tools.

How do I maintain the tool?

Clean the tool after each use and store it in a dry place.

Is it easy to use?

Yes, simply insert the pipe, rotate the top bar, and it is ready to use.

Can I use this tool to isolate a single radiator?

Yes, this tool is suitable for isolating pipes, making it ideal for radiator repairs.

What materials are the pipes made of?

MDPE, Polybutylene, PEX, and rubber pipes.

Troubleshooting

Tool doesn't clamp the pipe tightly enough.

Ensure the pipe is correctly positioned within the tool and that the top bar is fully rotated. Check for any obstructions.

Tool is difficult to operate.

Make sure the tool is clean. If the pipe is bent or damaged, it may be more difficult to clamp. Try using the tool on a straight section of the pipe.

Water continues to leak through the clamped pipe.

Make sure the pipe is within the specified size limits. Check the tool for any damage. Ensure the tool is centered on the pipe.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Saves time by eliminating the need to drain systems.
Avoids the need to shut off the main water supply.
Works on various plastic and rubber pipe types.
Easy mechanical operation - no power needed.
Compact and portable design.
Simple in-line use.

Cons

Not compatible with copper or other metal pipes.
Limited to pipe diameters up to 25mm (plastic) and 32mm (rubber).
Requires some space around the pipe for the tool to fit.
May not be suitable for all types of plumbing repairs depending on access.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

No setup is required. The tool is ready to use out of the box.
Ensure the pipe is clean and free from debris before applying the tool.

Compatibility

Compatible Pipe Materials: MDPE, Polybutylene, PEX, and rubber pipes.
Maximum Pipe Diameter: Up to 25mm (plastic) and 32mm (rubber).
Incompatible Materials: Copper and other metal pipes.
Adaptation: Can be suitable for use with Speedfit / Hep20 / Polypipe 10mm / 15mm / 22mm, with small adaptation.