Drain Removal Tool
AssigneeSuperior Tool Corporation
InventorJames A. Kovach
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AssigneeSuperior Tool Corporation
InventorJames A. Kovach
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A drain removal tool with a central opening aligned along a central tool axis, a holding section with a hex head for applying torque to the tool, and an engagement section including elongate sharp ridges or teeth extending in a helical pattern from an external surface of the engagement section from the tool for engagement with the drain to be removed. Each elongate sharp ridge has one flat face and a ramp face. Each flat face is aligned along a radius extending outwardly from the central tool axis. The ridges are spaced such that the distance between each flat face is approximately 6 degrees. Each helical ridge is a left hand helical serration on a 15 degree pitch with respect to the central axis of the central opening. The holding section includes a hex head configuration. The central opening in the holding section has a hex configuration.
A drain removal tool having a central opening aligned along a central tool axis, a holding section for applying torque to the tool, and an engagement section including sharp teeth extending from the tool for engagement with the drain to be removed.
A drain removal tool having a central opening aligned along a central tool axis, a holding section for applying torque to the tool, and an engagement section including elongate sharp ridges extending in a helical pattern from an external surface of the engagement section from the tool for engagement with the drain to be removed.
A drain removal tool having a central opening aligned along a central tool axis, a holding section having a hex head for applying torque to the tool, and an engagement section including elongate sharp ridges extending in a helical pattern from an external surface of the engagement section from the tool for engagement with the drain to be removed, and each elongate sharp ridge has one flat face, which flat face is aligned along a radius extending outwardly from the central tool axis, and a ramped face.
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