Ridgid Pipe Extractors

RIDGID Pipe Extractors for Broken Pipe and Fitting Removal

RIDGID Pipe Extractors are professional repair tools designed to make easier work of removing broken threaded ends of pipe, pipe plugs, and fittings. Built for plumbers, pipefitters, mechanical contractors, maintenance technicians, and industrial repair professionals, RIDGID extractors provide a practical solution when damaged threaded components cannot be removed using conventional gripping tools.

Available for use with Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 pipe, RIDGID Pipe Extractors are valuable tools for plumbing repairs, mechanical maintenance, industrial piping systems, and equipment servicing.

Remove Broken Threaded Pipe Ends

When a threaded pipe breaks inside a fitting, valve, or other component, there may be little or no exposed material available for an external wrench to grip. A properly selected RIDGID Pipe Extractor engages the broken component internally so removal torque can be applied.

RIDGID extractors can be used for removing broken threaded pipe ends, pipe plugs, and fittings, helping technicians preserve surrounding components and reduce unnecessary piping replacement.

Designed for Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 Pipe

RIDGID Pipe Extractors are available for Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 pipe applications, allowing professionals to select the appropriate extractor for the pipe wall thickness and nominal size being serviced.

Correct sizing is essential for proper extractor engagement and efficient removal of the damaged threaded component.

Clearly Marked Drill Size

For applications involving solid-end pipe plugs or fittings, an opening may first need to be drilled so the extractor can be inserted. Each RIDGID Pipe Extractor is plainly marked with the required drill size, helping the operator select the correct drill and properly prepare the component to receive the extractor.

Professional Pipe Repair Applications

RIDGID Pipe Extractors are ideal for plumbing, HVAC, mechanical contracting, industrial maintenance, manufacturing, utilities, construction, equipment repair, and MRO operations.

When selecting a RIDGID Pipe Extractor, verify the nominal pipe size, Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 wall thickness, extractor size, required drill size, pipe material, and condition of the broken component. Proper selection helps provide efficient removal and dependable professional pipe repair.