UPSCALE \ REVIEW & TRAI 7 PE ENTER PLUMBING TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT AMAy 23 10 Wrenches ‘A wrench isa tool that is operated by hand, and is made for tightening or loosening bolts, nuts, pipes or anything that needs to tum. The English call it a spanner. Sotymon Merrick, an Englishman, was issued the first patent for 2 wrench in 1835. Robert Owen, vr, (1881-1956) invented the ratchet wrench, a type of wrench having an improved contral mechanism for ‘opening or closing its jaw, He received a patent on September 9. 1913, U.S. patent number 1,072,960. The physics of wrench is thatthe too! works on the prncisle of a lever. There are serrations atthe jaw for gripping, The wrench is pulled along the axis of rotation with respect fo belt oF nut position, Some wrenches have jaws that can be tightened to better fit various shapes and sizes of bolts or ruls that need turing. Wrenches are generally of two types, namely, Fixed and adjustable. Fixed wrenches have ane size opering but it comes in different sizes in a sel, Adjustable wrenches open ur close to ft bots and nuts of several sizes. Adjustable wrench sizes range from 4 in, to 2 ft long, 10 in, and 12 in, are commonly used for household repair jabs. Pipe Wrench ‘hand tool having one jaw movable and the other relatively fied, the {wo parallel jaws is opened or closed when placed on a pipe and rotated in one direction. Couresy Ride? Tool Co, Stillson Wrench ‘Avatiaton of pipe wrench with a swiveling serrated jaw and a knurled control knob located between the frame forming the head and the handle ofthe wrench Historical Note ; Daniel C. Stillson, 2 steamboat fireman was granted a patent for a pipe wrench. Stilson inverted the pipe wench presently knovin as Silson wrench. Jack Johnson is the world's fist African-American heavyweight champion ‘who was granted a patent for a wrench with U.S. patent no. 1,413,121, on April 18, 1922. End Pipe Wrench ‘Moo! fast and easy grip used on constricted spaces or close to a wall It has a solid housing which keeps it from breaking or ‘warping under normal use Courtesy Ridge Toot Co, Rapwrench ‘A variation of a pipe wrerich; has a deeper and broader hook jaw housin be occasionally used as a hammer. it may, however, look the same as t slight difference, 4ihich provides a smooth, fat surface thet is may pipe wrench but a closer serutiny would reveal a eT Courtesy Ridge Tool Co.‘Compound Leverage Wrench unique type of pipe wrench in which the tuming force applied is multiplied. The principle of lever action in a simple ‘machine had been applied in this type of patented plumbing toc! Courtesy Ridge Tool Co. Offset Pipe Wrench ‘Another variation of a pipe wrench featuring a jaw opening parallel fo the handle and a narrower Rook jaw which provides easy entry into tight spaces, ige Tool Co. Adjustable Spud Wrench ‘thos an ungerrated jaws, used lo turn fitings of minimum strength, such as copper and brass valve and drain trap fiting or sinks and lavatories. Courtesy Rickge Too! Co. Monkey Wrench ‘Atool which resembles a pipe wrench, excep! for is smcoth jaws. It's used to hold or tur @ hardware having fat surfaces, such as nuts and drain fitings. An open end or adjustable wrench may be substituted for this purpose. Historical Note: Charles Moncky, an Englishman, invented the monkey wrench in 1858. Adjustable Wrench/ Crescent Wrench Any one of the several types of wrenches having one jaw fied and the other adjustable; set to a desired size or opening by means of a knurled, Courtesy Ridge Tool CoChain Wrench! Chain Tong A type of wrench having a heavy ‘sprocket chain that is slipped around a pipe and then attached to the wrench handle. It is used on piping work especialy large sized metal pines and inarezs thats not easly accessible, Courtesy Ridge Too! Co 5 ‘Types of Chain Wrench or Chain Tongs Courtesy Williams, U.S.A. 2. Heavy Duty Chain Tong 3 Single Ended Jaw Chain Tong 2 ie) <— Strap Wreneh Shreis used for any polished pipe particulary plastic or synthetic and thin-walled or plated pipes which are relatively sof or nay be soralched crushed by a wrench with seratedjaws. | has a lang woven nylon strap which gves taht grip. Straps Se usually made of polyurethane material that prevents scratching and these can be replaced wien wom outUST (Undergo and Storage Tank) Wrench This is an innovative wrench specifically designed to allow quick, easy removal and installation ofall steel riser piping on underground storage tank. I features an adjustable chain vise whicn quickly mounts to 3to4 inches riser pipes and ripoes, Submersible pump housing, leak detection dovice on submersible pumps and 4 to 2 inches reducers. It fs operable in confined spaces (as smalls 14 inches diameter ; ideal fo use in spill containment reservoirs and manholes. Torque Wrench ‘Avype of wrench used in No-Hub soi pipe instaltion. Nis used to ensure @ ght, leak fee joints. The dive tghtens with 2 fast ratchet action until the wrench clicks for an accurate 60-pound torque for every application. Internal Wrench ‘ype of wrench used to instal or extract 1 through 2 inches ripples. It is composed of seated slated disks of different viamnters ttached fo.a shat these disks expand by eccentric action and provides tight grip between the interior walls of he pipe and the disk. This is used fo hold closet spuds end bath, basin and sink strainers wih a diameter up to 2 inches. Hex Wrench -h wrench with @ hexagonal jaw which is mult-side, used to provide secure grip on all hexagonal nuts, square nuts, unions ‘and valve packing nuts. The extra-wide opening cffset is ideal for securing drain mut on sinks and tubs. Allen Wrench ‘Avwrench for screws with hexagonally shaped recess in its head. Valve Seat Tool ‘Tis is used to remove square and ostegonslly-shaped threared fauce's. thas a right angle bar with one end for square ruts and the other octagonal Closet Wrench ‘A ool designed to fasten the closet seat tothe closet bow. Basket Strainer Wrench ‘A tool used to tighten the nut that secures the baskes to the sink. Basin Wrench This wrench has a swiveling jaws that enable a plumber to reach into places not easlly accessible with conventional wrenches. One ofthe primary Uses of this type of wrench is fo loosen and tighten nuts that hold faucets, but the too! may be adapted for other close-ft application Packing Nut Socket Wrenches ‘Taece ae available in se's and fit nearly al tub, 1b and shower valves. They are hexagonal on both ends and helow core to fit over faucet stem handles. Their importance lie on the fact that faucet valve packing nuts and stem assemblies are tase. fthe workman uses an open-ended or adjustat'e wrench, sttong pressure may warp or break the nut of thimble ‘These are practically impossible to replace, without tearing out the walls. ye Cutter! Tube Cutter ‘A hand tool for cutting pipe o tubing; one end of the tool, which partially encircles the pipe carries one or more sharp ‘nitoels, the cutting edge of tne wheels is forced against the pipe by a screw on the other end of the foot cutting is done by rotating the tool around the pipe progressively.Types of Pipe Cutter! Tubing Cutters 4. Small Diameter Pipe Cutter 5, Ratchet Cutter 6 4-Wheel Pipe Cutter 7. Wide-Roll Pipe Cutter 8. Hinged Pipe Cutter 9, Soil Pipe Cutter Hacksaw fico fr cuting plastic and metal pe, ituse blade with 16 teeth per inch for sawing 16 10 114 nch tubing and thin-walled oie Flaring Too! Fe er to make watertight joints between fexite copper ubing and fing or valve. The end ofthe tubing lipped info Yoke anda countersunk compressor sorew is slowly tightened thereby forming a bellshaped tube end Types of Flaring Too! 4. Hammer Type Flaring Toot 2. Yoke and Screw Type Flaring Too! Pipe Die! Pipe Threader ‘any ofthe several ypes of adjustable tools for cutting extemal treads on pipe ends; used in plombingTypes of Pipe Die! Pipe Threader 1 Three Way Pipe Die Courtesy Ridge Tool Co Ratchet Type Iron Pipe Threading Die Drophead Die Pipe Tap ‘Atoo! usually made from carbon steel, used to cut intemal threads. =m 6 — Courtesy Ridge Tool Co. Pipe Reamer ‘tapered bi having sharp, spiral futed cuting edges along the shat: used to enlarge an opening to remove burs from he inside ofa pipe especially after cutting, ete Types of Pipe Reamer 4. Spiral Ratchet Pipe Reamer 2. Combination Pipe Reamer A ype pipe feamer used to remove the inlemal and external burs of a pipe that had resuited from cuting, usualy applicable on plastic and other thin-walled pipe or tubing.Pipe Extractor ‘ool used to remove bioken threaded ends of pipe, plegs,fitings, ete. NW Courtesy Ridge Too! Co. Tube Bender ‘A tool used to bend flexible copper tubing without distortion Types of Pipe Bender 4, Spring bender 2, Lever Type Bender Bending Iron ‘A tool used to straighten or to expand fiexive pipe, esp. lead pipe. Bending Pin Heacy e qummber of pin in a set in a staggered arrangement in 2 block which are used in bending ion or lead Pipe Tube Expander A hand-operated, single stage expander used fo expand tubing such as copper, aluminum and sof steel ube Pipe Vise ‘A vise for holding pipe or tubing during < larger pipes) by chains. ing or threading operations; the pipe is held in a V-shaped serrated jaws or (for Types of Vises 1 Portable Tristand Chain Vise whe inlemal legs are tay hat folds in for easy carrying and set-up. Large vise base overhangs front legs for clear tel sing; it has complete slots for hanging plumbing tools, has pipe rest and three pipe benders and celing base sore.2. Bench Yoke Vise Wate and base ate made of strong, dependable ron. It has hardened ally steel jaws and convenient pipe res! and benuer 3 Bench Chain Vise I hos crank handle on base, rugged cast iron base has jaws of hardened ally stel with handy pipe ret and bender. TToothless jaws are neoprene coated to prevent scratching of pipe. 4, Stand Chain Vise A nondy sand chain vise is made of sturdy castiton frame with alloy ste! jaws. tis equipped wit pipe rest, pipe bender and tool tray. 5. Portable Chain and Yoke Vise Aight, stong, portale post chain vise which fs any kind of vost 1s equipped with tray for ol can and Randy pipe bender. The portable yoke easily attaches to plank, workbench or post. 6 Pipe Welding Vise Me of durable performance-proven material and designed to resist strain, heat and warping during tacking. Machine nivel nuts and pins together with special chain screws give smooth and trouble-free assembling of vise onto pipe. Types of Welding Vise 4. Straight Pipe Welding Vise 2. Elbow Pipe Welding Vise 3. Flange Pipe Welding Vise 4. Angle Pipe Welding Vise Drain Cleaners ‘These are tools used to clean, declog obstruction and maintain the efficient function of piping system. ‘Types of Drain Cleaners 4, Hand Spinner 2. Grappler Hook. 3, Flat Sewer Tape Types of Drain Cleaner Attachments +. Drop Head Auger For cleaning back to back mounted fixtures e.g. sinks. where cable needs to be led down the pipe 2. Straight Auger For use in exploring and breaking up stoppages or returning sample to surface to determine correct tool 3. Funnel Auger For use as second tool inline, breaks up remains of stoppage let by straight auger, 4, Hook Auger For heavy and dense root stoppages in pipes that require hooking and breaking up. 5. Retrieving Auger For searching of cable which is broken or lot in line6. Spade Cutter For folowing up after auger had been used and to open up floor drains. 7. Four Blade Saw Tooth Cutter For blockages caused by hardened, glazed material such as chemical deposits. 8. Grease Cutter For lines which have become badly greased with detergants and have to be opened. 9. Spiral Saw Tooth Cutter For cleaning any stoppage caused by roots, rags sticks, etc 10. Saw Tooth Cutter For clezning lines blocked heavily with roots. Unique design permits cutter fo be removed from damaged pipe without locking 11, Spiral Bar Cutter For main sewers blocked by root 12 Shark Tooth Cutter For use in cleaning pipes of general material clinging to pipe walls 13, Grease °C" Cutter For grease blockage in lines leading from garbage disposal unit or waste pip. 14, Expanding Finish Cutter For final removal of material adhering to the wells and certain roots of fibrous nature. 15. Chain Knocker For use when rigorous action is required for cleaning sca in pipes and boiler tubes. 46. Flue Brush For use in finish cleaning in boilers and heat exchangers. , leaf debris, sticks, sawdust, cloth, sacking, Plunger, Force Cup, Plumber's Friend, Plumber's Helper ‘stool consisting of a rubber sustion cup atteched to a handle; set over a plumbing trap (or the like) and worked with a pumping action to clear the trap of minor obstruction, Melting Pot and Laddle ‘Armelal pot and spooniike scoop used for melting and pouring molten lead into @ caulked joint and other retated application Blow Torch A torch which generates high intensity flame; used for heating soldering tons, melting lead in a melting pot, burning off paint, etc. Profane Torch AA device primarily used for soldering fitting to tubing, Different nozzles may be attached to give flames various shapes, sizes and different heat intensities. Testing Toots These are tools used to test the plumbing system for leaks and other defects. The use of which must be done in accordance with established standard procedures. 4, Mechanical Test Plug 2. Inflatable Rubber Test Balls 3 Pressure Test Pump (with pressure gauge) Leak Detection System 1. Systemsafe Leak Detection Kit (Ridge Too! Co)General Purpose TooIs Hammer 1 Ballpeen Hammer 2. Ripping Claw Hammer 3, Curve Claw Hammer 4 Tinner’s Hammer 5, Mason's Hammer Half Hatchet Engineer's Hammer Long Handle Sledge Hammer Hand Drilling Hammer Cut-off Chisel ‘A chisel with 2 cuting edge formed of tempered stee!, used for cutting metal especially cast itn Yarning Iron rhe ie to! used to pack and compress hemp rope ito the bel of a cast itn ipe for he purpose of making 2 joint Caulking tron Ciged pen pouring of molten lead o ensure air bubbles inthe material are removed and provide a lea-ree ont Screwdriver See eth a handle and a shank, wih a tapered wedge-shaped fp hich is into the recess in the head ofa screws use er diving a serew in place oF removing i by turing the head of the screw. The ip ofthe scrowver may vary ‘according to application Types of Screwdriver 1 Flat Head Screwdriver 2. Phillips Head Screwdriver Pliers 1 Tongue and Groove Pliers 7. Long Reach Pliers 2. Water Pump Pliers 8. End Cutting Pliers 3. Lineman's Side Cutting Pliers 9. Slim Nose Piers, 4, Universal Side Cutting Pliers 40. Diagonal Cutting Pliers 5, Heavy Duty Side Cutting Pliers 14, Slip Joint Utility Pliers 6 Long Reach Duckbill Pliers 42, Smooth Jawed Pliers Crimping Too! ‘tool used to tighten the clamping ring on a PB (Polybutylene) insert fiting Machine Tools Those ate electicaly-powered mechanical tools used to do plumbing job quickly and efficiently 1. Power Threading Equipment 8. Power Drain Cleaner 2, Power Pipe Cutter 40. Electric No-hub Nut Driver 3, Portable Roll Groover ‘11. Universal Wheeled Power Driver 4, Portable Cordless Drill 12, Geared Threader 5, Portable Electric Drill 43. Copper Cleaning Machine 6. Reciprocating Orbital Saw 44. Right Angle Drill 7. Pipe Cutoff Saw 18. Core Drilling machine 8. Vari-orbit Jigsaw 46. Rotary HammerSET A PLUMBING TOOLS, PIPES & FITTINGSpase ate nis uted tp test re @YARUTETTEIN — 4 sete Ar vel “pontine leche 3 ofa, Dpedne eT et ct Wwakinenship- fe jpime: op 4 Bal 2 opt or cautle TORE CAMEL — 0 cise with a cuttip etge Ginko cat in pe. eh wat ae SARE How i Cost in pga. | wren eal fp easier uber 2 SRE DRIVERS 4 to vite 2 + He intel towne porn hentie Xa log dha ~~ leat free gune ~ Wah a lope wedge ; shapel ANP We fk nto i He recess th tte se ScRRON ING. HL used te “idhten-Be clam pny i, om a. PR pathic @ Or dase pricrarly 4= PROPANE TORCH “TYARNING & CALKING IRON Wek or alder t . 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The exira-wide opening ofse ‘model is ideal for securing drain nuts on sinks and tubs. _ Hex Wrenches _ \ “Hieejaw design gives muti sides. secure gr “pasin Whenches a FER ea sof forged iloy sive! prowde las . one-hand ratcheting, Tension plug holds head in any position up to 90° angle: Tel2scopic shanks on Nos. 1017 and 1019 quickly adjust for lengths from 10° to 17"rapa ty alle ayick, Casi Special Mpeerovand unaialaties fa steel rer PIP gon degre ee on orgie Wise “wets jpuoaes i emmmare garsswor’ Aig Rco. sot pipe installations Tnternal Wrench “Horas closer spats and b: through 2”. Use to nstall ‘Jaws expand by e6t various sizes fan, basin avi ‘or extract 1" though 2” nipples. fonteig action ant < grip. slap TResures proper coupling Gh! fy strong, leak ee dave Tightens, ratche Ciineepounds every h strainers ane reversible for 13 pipe, Strong. wove ‘available for plastic pip prevents seraiching, Replaceable free jos. Te nha asl faction until he icks fOr ACC’ 1» nylon strap Qh pe. Polyuretna straps availableORT TIREN — A wnech Far scree oth tt Nrexcaprlly chapel recess 0 Be head tg ‘Spud Wrerich ~ FBP Soud Wrench teatures narrow jaws fo inte a ‘Smooth, toothless jaws ideal for square REE - 4 bol which rors 4 pee wrench , except, Far it gratth fas IE Ke used ty GAR oc turn a Parvare, having Plat aorgaces, uch ab uke % ran Pings - fr open enh adjtlie wiruch way le aubsieted hain Wrench Tre TER og ast, tichot ike acton in ees drecign: The nee ry Acdouble fa 0% aoe alloy steel avi, The gh-culy model has a one-plecs forged alloy steel handle and jaw Ideal for use n close. quarters FNS 4 g2ping deive conishi, oF 2 precet ip @ cre wk bya pvt whigel like scwssots , << toughes! jabs. 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