Spears
Cone Type De-Burring Tool for Pipe up to 2"
- SKU:
- DEB-2
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.22 LBS
Description
Cone Type De-Burring Tool for Pipe up to 2"
Cone Type De-Burring Tool for Pipe up to 2" provides a convenient hand-tool option for removing burrs from cut pipe during preparation for joining. The cone-type configuration is designed for pipe sizes up to 2" and helps prepare cut pipe ends before fitting assembly.
The cone-type de-burring tool can be incorporated into pipe preparation procedures after cutting and before completing the required joining steps. Proper pipe-end preparation helps provide a cleaner mating surface for compatible fittings and joining procedures.
Product Highlights
- Hand-tool design
- Cone-type configuration
- Designed for pipe preparation
- For pipe sizes up to 2"
- Helps remove burrs from cut pipe
- Supports preparation before fitting assembly
- Provides a convenient manual de-burring method
- Helps prepare pipe ends for compatible joining procedures
Technical Specifications
| Product Type | De-Burring Tool |
|---|---|
| Tool Style | Cone Type |
| Tool Type | Manual Pipe Preparation Tool |
| Pipe Size Range | Up to 2" |
| Application | Pipe-End Preparation |
| Preparation Function | Burr Removal |
| Use Stage | After Cutting / Before Joining |
| Operation | Manual |
| Selection Consideration | Pipe Size |
| Installation Use | Pipe & Fitting Assembly Preparation |
| Size Limitation | Pipe up to 2" |
| Primary Function | Remove Burrs from Cut Pipe Ends Before Assembly |
Cone-Type Tool Design
The cone-type configuration provides a simple manual method for working around a freshly cut pipe end. Its shape allows the tool to be positioned at the pipe opening during the de-burring portion of pipe preparation.
The tool should be used with pipe within its stated size range of up to 2". Inspect the pipe end after preparation and complete any additional steps required by the applicable joining procedure.
Pipe-End Preparation
De-burring is performed after cutting to remove unwanted burrs from the pipe end before fitting assembly. Preparing the cut end helps establish a cleaner surface for the subsequent joining steps.
Pipe should be cut and prepared according to the requirements of the piping system being assembled. Remove loose material and inspect the prepared end before inserting the pipe into a compatible fitting.
Pipe Sizes up to 2"
The up to 2" pipe-size designation identifies the stated size range for this cone-type de-burring tool. Confirm the pipe size before selecting the tool for a particular installation or fabrication task.
For pipe outside the stated range, select an appropriately sized preparation tool. Tool selection should also account for the pipe material and the preparation procedure required for the completed connection.
Joining Preparation
The Cone Type De-Burring Tool is used during preparation rather than as part of the finished piping connection. Cutting, de-burring, cleaning, and other required preparation steps should be completed before the applicable joining procedure.
Installation requirements can vary according to piping material, fitting type, connection size, and joining method. Follow the applicable pipe, fitting, and joining instructions when preparing components for assembly.
Installation & Selection Considerations
- Confirm the pipe size.
- Use only up to 2".
- Inspect the cut pipe end.
- Remove loose material after use.
- Follow the applicable joining procedure.
Review the Spears® Super Sourcebook for additional product information about Spears® pipe preparation tools, joining accessories, and related piping products.
Need Help Selecting a Cone Type De-Burring Tool?
Our product specialists can help review your pipe size, piping material, preparation requirements, and joining procedure to help determine whether this cone-type de-burring tool is appropriate for your application.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Cone Type De-Burring Tool used for?
It is used to remove burrs from cut pipe ends during preparation before compatible fitting assembly.
What pipe sizes can this tool be used with?
The product is identified for pipe sizes up to 2".
When should the pipe be de-burred?
De-burring is performed after cutting and before completing the required joining and assembly procedure.
Why should burrs be removed from cut pipe?
Removing burrs helps provide a cleaner prepared pipe end before the pipe is assembled with a compatible fitting.
Is this a manual pipe preparation tool?
Yes. The cone-type de-burring tool is used manually during pipe-end preparation.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm that the pipe is within the stated size range of up to 2" and that the tool is appropriate for your pipe-preparation procedure.
Important Ordering & Installation Notes
- Confirm the pipe size before use.
- Do not exceed the stated 2" range.
- Inspect the tool before use.
- Check the prepared pipe end.
- Follow applicable joining instructions.
