Ridgid
Ridgid 35615 Pipe Extractor 3/4 in
Removes broken threaded pipe ends, plugs and fittings with a 3/4 inch straight-flute broach requiring a 1 3/16 inch drill bit and square drive
- TypeBroaches
- Removes broken threaded pipe ends efficiently
- Designed for 3/4 inch Schedule 40 pipe
- Right-hand thread compatibility ensures secure grip
- Plainly marked with 1 3/16 inch drill size
- Square drive shape fits standard wrenches
Ridgid 35615 Pipe Extractor 3/4 in
The Ridgid 35615 pipe extractor removes broken threaded ends of pipe, plugs and fittings. It is designed for 3/4 inch Schedule 40 pipe with right-hand threads. The tool features a square drive shape and straight flutes for engagement. Each extractor is plainly marked with the required drill size for preparation.
Check pipe size and thread direction before ordering
Confirm the damaged component is 3/4 inch Schedule 40 pipe with right-hand threads. Verify you have a 1 3/16 inch drill bit to prepare the solid ends of plugs and fittings. Ensure your drive tool accepts a square drive shape for operation. The extractor length is 3 1/5 inches and weighs 7.5 ounces.
Suited for maintenance and repair tasks
This extractor suits plumbers and maintenance technicians removing broken threaded pipe ends. It is not for users needing left-hand thread extraction or different pipe schedules. Buyers requiring extractors for other diameters or thread types should look at alternative tooling. The tool is restricted from sale in certain states.
Highlights
- Removes broken threaded pipe ends efficiently
- Designed for 3/4 inch Schedule 40 pipe
- Right-hand thread compatibility ensures secure grip
- Plainly marked with 1 3/16 inch drill size
- Square drive shape fits standard wrenches
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
Questions about this item
What comes with the Ridgid 35615 pipe extractor and is anything else needed to use it?
The extractor is sold as a single piece with a square drive and straight flutes. A compatible square-drive holder or wrench and a 1 3/16 in drill bit must be supplied separately.
How do I choose the right Ridgid pipe extractor for my job?
Select the 35615 when the pipe is 3/4 in nominal size and schedule 40 with right-hand threads; other sizes or schedules require a different extractor model.
What does the 7.5 oz weight and 3 1/5 in length mean when the tool is in use?
At 7.5 oz and just over 3 in long, the extractor adds minimal mass to a holder and reaches into tight cavities where a longer tool would foul adjacent fittings.
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