Pipe scraper KAN-therm Ø110 mm model 04212011 for PP pipes

The KAN-therm pipe scraper Ø110 mm model 04212011 is a hand tool designed to prepare polypropylene (PP) pipe ends with a nominal diameter of 110 mm. It removes burrs, melt lines and surface irregularities from cut pipe ends to create an even, clean edge suitable for solvent welding or butt fusion. The tool is compact and intended for use on-site in plumbing and HVAC installations where reliable pipe end preparation is required.

Advantages

This pipe scraper is designed for consistent surface removal and a uniform finish on PP pipe ends, reducing the risk of poor joints. Its Ø110 mm size matches standard 110 mm nominal PP pipes, ensuring proper fit and contact during scraping. The construction provides controlled material removal to avoid over-sanding and to maintain correct pipe diameter and circularity. The tool is portable and suitable for field use, allowing quick preparation of multiple pipe ends on-site.

Suitable for

• Preparing PP (polypropylene) pipes with nominal diameter 110 mm for solvent welding or fusion joining
• Plumbing installations where clean, even pipe ends are required
• HVAC duct or drainage systems using 110 mm PP piping
• On-site pipe preparation during repair, renovation or new-build projects

Key specifications

• Designed for polypropylene (PP) pipes with nominal diameter 110 mm
• Removes burrs, melt lines and surface irregularities from pipe ends
• Hand-operated scraper for on-site use
• Provides controlled material removal to preserve pipe circularity
• Compact and portable for field accessibility

How to use

Secure the pipe to prevent rotation, then place the scraper over the pipe end and rotate the tool or the pipe as required to remove burrs and uneven material. Continue scraping until the pipe end shows a uniform, smooth surface free of visible irregularities and suitable for the chosen joining method. Inspect the prepared end for cleanliness and correct diameter before applying solvent cement or performing fusion welding.

Usage recommendations

Use the scraper on clean, dry pipe ends and avoid excessive force to prevent removing more material than necessary. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety gloves and eye protection when preparing pipe ends. After scraping, remove dust and debris from the joint area to ensure proper adhesion or fusion quality.