Ridgid
Ridgid 35610 Pipe Extractor 1/2 Inch Schedule 40
Removes broken threaded pipe ends, plugs and fittings for 1/2 inch Schedule 40 pipe using a 5/8 inch drill bit and square drive
- TypeBroaches
- Removes broken threaded pipe ends efficiently
- Designed for 1/2 inch Schedule 40 pipe
- Square drive fits standard wrenches securely
- Each extractor marked with required drill size
- Right-hand thread compatibility for standard fittings
Ridgid 35610 Pipe Extractor
The Ridgid 35610 pipe extractor removes broken threaded ends from 1/2 inch Schedule 40 pipe, plugs and fittings. It accepts right-hand threads and uses a 5/8 inch drill bit for preparation. The tool suits plumbers and maintenance crews clearing damaged connections.
Square Drive Build Quality
A square drive shape engages standard wrenches for reliable torque transfer during extraction. Straight flutes guide the tool cleanly into the drilled opening. Each extractor is plainly marked with the required drill size to prevent mismatched preparation. The compact 3 inch length fits tight work areas.
Marked Drill Size Convenience
Clear markings eliminate guesswork when selecting the correct drill bit for solid plug or fitting ends. This reduces setup time and helps avoid further damage to the workpiece. The extractor turns a difficult removal task into a straightforward procedure.
Highlights
- Removes broken threaded pipe ends efficiently
- Designed for 1/2 inch Schedule 40 pipe
- Square drive fits standard wrenches securely
- Each extractor marked with required drill size
- Right-hand thread compatibility for standard fittings
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
Questions about this item
What schedule-40 pipe size does the 35610 extractor fit?
The 35610 is made for 1/2-inch Schedule 40 pipe with right-hand threads.
What drill bit and drive are required to use it?
Drill a 5/8-inch hole in the broken end, then turn the extractor with a square-drive wrench.
How do you avoid jamming the extractor during removal?
Drill the full 5/8-inch depth before inserting the straight-flute extractor; shallow holes cause binding.
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