FALVFUN Compression Sleeve Puller Tool to Remove Ferrule & Nut of Pipe, 1/2" Ferrule Remover for Copper Compression Sleeve & Tubing, Plumbing Tool for Corroded Frozen Supply Stop

Strong & Durable Build: The compression sleeve puller tool is made of high-quality iron material, which is sturdy and durable, and can withstand the pressure and wear caused by multiple uses. It has good wear resistance, is not easily deformed or damaged, and can maintain good use for a long time, providing reliable tool support for pipeline maintenance work. Moreover, it possesses strong load-bearing capacity, maintaining stability even when handling tightly compressed sleeves.

Vast Compatibility: The compression sleeve puller tool measures 4.96 x 3.39 x 4.61 inches and is suitable for 1/2 inch copper water compression sleeves. It is applicable to 1/2 inch rotary valves on dishwashers, sinks, and toilets with compression fittings. It performs effectively in various pipe repair scenarios, assisting in the removal of compression sleeves.

Easy to Use: There are two removal methods. Method one: When only removing the sleeve, place the sleeve between the red notched end of the tool (notch clamps the sleeve). Method two: When removing both the compression nut and sleeve, position the red notched end of the tool behind the compression nut. Ensure the ferrule puller is properly aligned with the pipe, then rotate the handle to remove the nut and sleeve.

Effortless Sleeve Removal: This compression sleeve puller tool can effortlessly remove old compression rings and reshape previously crimped copper pipes into a circular form. When dealing with leaking compression sleeves, it can easily remove the nut from the pipe, even in cases where existing valves are severely corroded or frozen, providing strong support for pipe repair work.

Damage-Free Pipe Dismantling: This compression sleeve puller tool achieves a damage-free effect during operation. It can remove leaking compression sleeves without damaging walls and without causing harm to the pipes themselves, ensuring the integrity of the pipes and surrounding space. Additionally, this damage-free operation ensures that pipes and related facilities remain in good condition after repairs, sparing the need for additional restoration work.