Drain Cleaning Spiral Cable AWTools AWTOOLS SPIRALA 6 mm x 10 m for manual drain auger

AWTools AWTOOLS SPIRALA 6 mm x 10 m is a drain-cleaning spiral cable designed for manual drain augers and cable drain cleaners. Made of steel with a 6 mm diameter and a 10 m working length, the spiral provides flexible penetration into household drains, sinks and bathroom pipes to help remove hair, soap residues and soft blockages. It fits as a replacement or accessory for compatible manual drain-cleaning tools and is intended for occasional domestic maintenance and spot clearing.

Advantages

The steel construction balances flexibility and rigidity to pass bends while transmitting turning force from the manual auger. Its 6 mm diameter is suitable for small-diameter drains and retains enough strength for pulling out entangled debris. At 10 m length the cable reaches deeper clogs without needing power tools, and the spiral profile improves debris capture compared with plain wire. The product is compact for storage and simple to fit into most manual drain-cleaning reels or hand augers designed for spiral cables.

Suitable for

• Clearing household sink and basin drains
• Removing hair and soap scum from bathroom trap and shower drains
• Maintenance of small-diameter kitchen and utility room pipes
• Use as a replacement cable in compatible manual drain augers

Key specifications

• Material: steel spiral cable
• Nominal diameter: 6 mm
• Working length: 10 m
• Design: spiral profile for improved debris engagement
• Compatibility: for manual drain augers and cable drain cleaners sized for 6 mm spirals

How to use

Insert the spiral cable into the drain by feeding it through the manual auger or hand reel until resistance from the blockage is felt. Rotate the auger handle to advance and engage the clog, then push and pull gently while turning to break up or hook debris. Once the obstruction is cleared, retract the cable slowly while continuing to rotate to remove captured material. Rinse the drain with water to wash away loosened residue and inspect the cable for damage before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Avoid forcing the spiral through hardened obstructions that may damage the cable or the pipe. Do not use the cable in drains with unknown structural condition or in pressurized systems. After use, clean and dry the spiral to reduce corrosion and store it coiled in a dry place.