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Any of the several types of adjustable tools for cutting external threads in pipe ends, used in plumbing. Also called pipe die

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A tool usually made from carbon steel. Pipe taps are used to create a threading system inside a

hollow pipe. It is used to create internal threads or to rethread metal piping and fittings, or other metal fabricated objects. These taps can be used with aluminum, brass, copper or steel.

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A tapered bit having sharp, spiral fluted edges along the shaft; Used to enlarge an opening, or

remove burrs from the inside of a pipe especially after cutting etc.

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A type of pipe reamer used to remove the internal and external burrs of a

pipe that had resulted from cutting; usually applicable on plastic and other thin-walled pipe or tubing.

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a tool used to remove broken threaded ends of pipe, plugs, fittings, etc

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a tool used to straighten or to expand flexible pipe, especially lead pipe.

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one of a number of pins in a set in a staggered arrangement in a block which are used in bending iron or lead pipe

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a hand-operated, single stage expander used to expand tubing such as copper, aluminum and

soft steel tube

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