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Trovac PVC Pipe Deburring Tool

Trovac PVC Pipe Deburring Tool

Regular price $89.99 USD
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Trovac PVC Pipe Deburring Tool

$89.99

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After a PVC pipe is cut for central vacuum tubing, part TPROOUDE2 shaves away the rough burr left on both the inside and outside edges. A clean edge slides fully into a fitting instead of catching on the lip a fresh cut leaves behind.

A burr left in place can snag debris moving through the line over time, and it keeps the pipe from seating all the way into a fitting, which weakens the glue joint. Running the tool over every cut end before gluing helps each joint seal completely on the first try.

  • Part: TPROOUDE2
  • Function: removes the burr left by cutting PVC pipe, inside and outside
  • Use: central vacuum pipe installation and repair, before gluing a joint

Keep it in the same kit as your pipe cutter and PVC cement so deburring becomes a normal step of every cut, not an afterthought once a joint has already failed. A few twists of the tool against each cut end is normally enough to clear the burr on both sides, and running it over a fitting connection that will not seat all the way can rule a burr out as the cause before you look for a bigger obstruction further down the line.