REAMER - Handheld Pipe and Tubing Reamer 3/8-3/4 Inch

Precision Hand-Held Reaming Solution

The Reamer Hand Held 3/8"-3/4" Bore is an indispensable tool for maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) professionals who require a reliable method for deburring and sizing holes in the field. Designed with simplicity and durability in mind, this tool bridges the gap between rough cuts and finished fittings. Whether you are working with electrical conduit, plumbing pipes, or structural tubing, the presence of internal burrs can impede flow, damage wires, or prevent proper seating of connectors. This manual reamer effectively removes those obstructions, ensuring a clean, professional finish every time.

Constructed from high-quality hardened steel, the cutting edges are engineered to maintain sharpness even after repeated use on tough materials like mild steel and brass. The tool features a tapered design that naturally centers itself within the bore, allowing for uniform material removal. Its capacity range of 3/8 inch to 3/4 inch covers the most common tubing sizes found in residential and light industrial applications. This versatility means technicians can carry fewer tools while maintaining the capability to handle a wide variety of tasks. The manual operation gives the user tactile feedback, preventing over-reaming and ensuring that only the necessary amount of material is removed to achieve the desired result.

Ergonomics play a vital role in hand tools, and this reamer is equipped with a T-handle configuration. This design allows the operator to apply significant torque with minimal wrist strain, making it easier to cut through harder metals or heavy burrs. The compact nature of the tool ensures it fits easily into a tool belt or pouch, ready for immediate use in tight spaces where power tools may be impractical or unsafe. For general fabrication, HVAC installation, and plumbing repairs, this hand-held reamer is a fundamental asset that enhances work quality and efficiency.

Key Applications:

• Removing internal burrs from cut steel and copper pipes.
• Cleaning out electrical conduit ends to protect wire insulation.
• Slightly enlarging holes in sheet metal or brackets for bolt fitment.
• Preparing tubing ends for flare fittings or compression connections.