Save the Fitting.
Skip the Tear-Out.
Remove glued-in pipe remnants from reusable fittings instead of automatically cutting out and replacing the entire connection.
Less unnecessary cutting. Less rebuilding. A faster path to the repair you actually need.

One Damaged Pipe Shouldn't Mean Rebuilding the Whole Connection
A fitting can still be perfectly usable even when a piece of old pipe is glued inside it. But without the right tool, that leftover material can force you to cut farther back, replace additional fittings, and rebuild more of the system than necessary.
This carbide fitting reamer is designed to cut away the remaining pipe material from inside the fitting, helping restore the socket so the fitting can potentially be used again.

Why Keep a Fitting Saver in Your Tool Case?

Built for the Repairs Where Replacement Becomes a Bigger Job
Especially useful when removing the entire fitting would mean cutting deeper into an existing installation, opening more space, replacing additional components, or spending more time rebuilding the connection.
Designed for compatible PVC, CPVC, ABS and PPR fitting cleanup applications.
From Glued-In Pipe to a Cleaner, Reusable Socket
Match the reamer to the fitting you need to clean.
The hex shaft works with compatible standard 1/2" drills.
Let the carbide cutting edge remove the old material from inside the fitting.
Confirm that the fitting remains suitable for your intended repair before reconnecting.

Carbide Cutting Edges Built for Repeated Repair Work
High-strength carbide cutting inserts provide the cutting surface needed to remove stubborn pipe remnants from inside the fitting.
When a cutting edge becomes worn, the insert can be rotated to expose another usable edge, helping extend the working life of the cutter.
Choose the Coverage You Need
Two useful configurations.
6-Piece Kit
Covers the most useful mid-to-large fitting sizes for common repair work:
3/4" · 1" · 1-1/2" · 2" · 3" · 4"
PPR75 · PPR100 · PPR150 · PPR200 · PPR300 · PPR400
9-Piece Kit
Adds the smaller and intermediate sizes so you are prepared for a wider range of repair jobs:
1/2" · 3/4" · 1" · 1-1/4" · 1-1/2" · 2" · 2-1/2" · 3" · 4"
PPR50 · PPR75 · PPR100 · PPR125 · PPR150 · PPR200 · PPR250 · PPR300 · PPR400

Ready for the Drill You Already Use
✓ Compatible with standard 1/2" drills
✓ 3/8" hex shaft
✓ Carbide cutting inserts
✓ Multiple fitting sizes in one kit
✓ Organized carrying case
Don't Replace a Good Fitting
Just Because Pipe Is Still Stuck Inside.
Keep the right reamer sizes on hand and turn difficult fitting salvage jobs into controlled, repeatable repair work.
Choose the 6-piece set for essential coverage or the 9-piece set when you want the widest size range ready in one case.

⚠️ Recommended Operating Method
For cleaner, more controlled reaming, use a low-RPM, high-torque drill setting and allow the cutter to remove material progressively rather than forcing it.
Not recommended for pressurized systems. Always inspect the fitting and confirm suitability for the intended application before reuse.
PROFESSIONAL PIPE REPAIR TOOL
We offer FREE shipping on all orders within the US. Orders are typically processed within 1-2 business days. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you can return it within 30 days of delivery for a full refund or exchange.
Save the Fitting.
Skip the Tear-Out.
Remove glued-in pipe remnants from reusable fittings instead of automatically cutting out and replacing the entire connection.
Less unnecessary cutting. Less rebuilding. A faster path to the repair you actually need.

One Damaged Pipe Shouldn't Mean Rebuilding the Whole Connection
A fitting can still be perfectly usable even when a piece of old pipe is glued inside it. But without the right tool, that leftover material can force you to cut farther back, replace additional fittings, and rebuild more of the system than necessary.
This carbide fitting reamer is designed to cut away the remaining pipe material from inside the fitting, helping restore the socket so the fitting can potentially be used again.

Why Keep a Fitting Saver in Your Tool Case?

Built for the Repairs Where Replacement Becomes a Bigger Job
Especially useful when removing the entire fitting would mean cutting deeper into an existing installation, opening more space, replacing additional components, or spending more time rebuilding the connection.
Designed for compatible PVC, CPVC, ABS and PPR fitting cleanup applications.
From Glued-In Pipe to a Cleaner, Reusable Socket
Match the reamer to the fitting you need to clean.
The hex shaft works with compatible standard 1/2" drills.
Let the carbide cutting edge remove the old material from inside the fitting.
Confirm that the fitting remains suitable for your intended repair before reconnecting.

Carbide Cutting Edges Built for Repeated Repair Work
High-strength carbide cutting inserts provide the cutting surface needed to remove stubborn pipe remnants from inside the fitting.
When a cutting edge becomes worn, the insert can be rotated to expose another usable edge, helping extend the working life of the cutter.
Choose the Coverage You Need
Two useful configurations.
6-Piece Kit
Covers the most useful mid-to-large fitting sizes for common repair work:
3/4" · 1" · 1-1/2" · 2" · 3" · 4"
PPR75 · PPR100 · PPR150 · PPR200 · PPR300 · PPR400
9-Piece Kit
Adds the smaller and intermediate sizes so you are prepared for a wider range of repair jobs:
1/2" · 3/4" · 1" · 1-1/4" · 1-1/2" · 2" · 2-1/2" · 3" · 4"
PPR50 · PPR75 · PPR100 · PPR125 · PPR150 · PPR200 · PPR250 · PPR300 · PPR400

Ready for the Drill You Already Use
✓ Compatible with standard 1/2" drills
✓ 3/8" hex shaft
✓ Carbide cutting inserts
✓ Multiple fitting sizes in one kit
✓ Organized carrying case
Don't Replace a Good Fitting
Just Because Pipe Is Still Stuck Inside.
Keep the right reamer sizes on hand and turn difficult fitting salvage jobs into controlled, repeatable repair work.
Choose the 6-piece set for essential coverage or the 9-piece set when you want the widest size range ready in one case.

⚠️ Recommended Operating Method
For cleaner, more controlled reaming, use a low-RPM, high-torque drill setting and allow the cutter to remove material progressively rather than forcing it.
Not recommended for pressurized systems. Always inspect the fitting and confirm suitability for the intended application before reuse.