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Great Compression Sleeve Puller Tool
No Damage To Walls
This compression sleeve puller removes leaking compression sleeves without damaging walls, which effortlessly pulls the nut and ferral off of the pipe. This sleeve remover removes 1/2-inch copper water compression sleeve.
Product Size
Wt: 11 ounces
Dimensions: 6.65 x 4 x 0.5 inches.
Not Need To Cut Off The Pipe
Saves a lot of time around cutting old pipes. This puller tool is easy to use in relatively tight spots. Especially if you don't have sufficient exposed copper to cut off the old compression fitting, this angle stop puller will effortlessly remove the old compression ring and reform the previously crimped copper pipe back to a perfect circle. No damage to the copper. Makes removing a nut and ferrule simple, and makes plumbing work simple.
Work On Corroded & Frozen
Fully machined body and screw, this ferrule puller is durable, corrosion resistant & wear resistant. Even such as the existing supply stops are severely corroded or frozen, you can turn the lever to extract the old compression sleeve from the pipe.
Instructions for easy and quick removal steps
1.Remove the old compression fitting or the old angle stop.
2.Put the nut of pipe to the golden threaded mouth of the puller tool to tighten the screw.
3.Make sure the ferrule puller is properly aligned with the pipe, and then you are able to remove the nut and ferrule with maybe 10 turns of the handle. 4.The puller tool will automatically pull compression nut and ferrule.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
Was exactly what I was looking for
Jeremy&Heidi
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
This pulls rings so nicely, I haven't had to cut one pipe since I got it. Super easy, I'm a girl with wimpy hands. This makes my life simple. Most tools are designed for men. This is one I am able to use without developing and special method.
jane
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
Made changing the old stem valves to modern ball valves quick and easy. I was also changing from chrome to oil rubbed bronze, so using the old nut as I've done in the past wasn't an option. I hadn't realized getting the old compression sleeve off was so easy! This is a must have tool for anyone who replaces the shut-off valves when doing any plumbing work.
Mensa akarjalisn
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
I was really surprised how easy this thing is to use. It was an old rusted pipe so I was expecting it to be painful to crank away on it. But it worked very simply and very smoothly.Works great.Great replacement.
Megjenkins
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024
You just screw the compression nut on the end of the tool and turn the handle, clockwise, until the ferrule falls off. The packaging says to turn the handle a few times, however, it took mine more like 8-10 turns. The tool is easy to use if you have enough access.Removes stubborn ferrules like a champ!
Grandma Chaos
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024
I am very new to diy home projects so I was starting from scratch. This works even better than I expected. It pulls out the nut without having to use a lot of elbow grease. I don't have a lot of hand strength so I really appreciate that the handle is large enough to hold easily and really get a good grip.
ArethaFlowers
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024
I bought this for my brother to use as I had leaks that needed to be addressed. He would normally "wing it" but I thought a "proper" tool would help get the job done quicker. It was a good thought but on the next to last pipe it broke. My brother said it was bending but then it just broke and he had to saw it out of the pipe. I ended up going to big box store and getting a more versatile tool. It cost more but I didn't want him to fall back on "winging it". I'm glad I bought it but I probably would buy a more versatile tool like I did, if I had to again.
TOP
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023
This tool worked fine, but the threads on the one I received were not good. I could not get a new compression nut(DAHL brand) (I was checking out the tool before I used it) to thread more than about one turn before it would bind up. It really doesn't matter when used but it would be nice to be able to screw it in by hand without tools. Other than that it was easy to use and worked as designed.BTW I'm a DIY'er. I would highly recommend this tool or one like it if you're dealing with 1/2" pipe with compression fittings already installed.UPDATE: I was looking to replace another valve, but this tool was too long to fit. So if clearance might be a issue you might want to look into low profile tools.
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