Pasco - Rambit Pipe Router Drill Bit for 1, 1 1/2 and 2 Inch Fittings – 1 1/2 inch - PPS-10270

Pasco – Rambit Pipe Router Drill Bit for 1, 1 1/2 and 2 Inch Fittings – 1 1/2 inch

The Pasco Rambit pipe router is a drill bit designed to remove pipe from old fittings, so that an undamaged fitting does not have to be thrown away. It comes in three sizes to suit 1 inch, 1 1/2 inch and 2 inch fittings. Choose the size that matches the fitting you are working on.

What the Rambit pipe router does

The Rambit pipe router is a drill bit sized to take pipe out of an old fitting. It is intended for on-the-spot repairs, where you need to deal with the pipe left inside a fitting without a lengthy job.

It is particularly useful when the fitting itself is undamaged, or when the fitting is difficult to replace. In those situations, clearing the pipe from the existing fitting is exactly the task this tool is made for.

Available sizes and how to choose

The Pasco Rambit pipe router is offered in three sizes, each matched to a fitting size:

• 1 inch, for 1 inch fittings
• 1 1/2 inch, for 1 1/2 inch fittings
• 2 inch, for 2 inch fittings

Because the bit is sized to the fitting, check the size of the fitting you want to clear before you order. If you are repairing several fittings of different sizes, you will need the matching size of router for each one.

Ordering notes

Select your size from the options on the product page. Each size is listed as its own option, and the price depends on the size you choose.

No manufacturer part number is listed for this tool, so the fitting size is the only thing you need to match. The router is supplied as a single drill bit, so remember that you will need suitable drilling equipment to use it.

When to use a pipe router

A pipe router is worth considering when you are carrying out a repair and the fitting is in good condition. Removing the pipe from the fitting lets you work on the existing connection rather than replacing it, which can matter when the fitting is hard to reach or hard to replace.

If you are unsure which size you need, measure or check the markings on your fitting first, then pick the matching 1 inch, 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch option.