LOGO-Tools multi‑blade pipe reamer 8–35 mm for Cu, carbon steel, stainless steel (model 2,94)

The LOGO-Tools multi‑blade pipe reamer 8–35 mm (model 2,94) is a hand reaming tool designed to remove burrs and smooth inner edges of copper, carbon steel and stainless steel pipes with diameters between 8 and 35 mm. Its multi‑blade configuration provides even contact around the pipe bore to speed up deburring and reaming operations, helping to improve fit, seal integrity and fluid flow in plumbing, HVAC and metalworking applications.

Advantages

This pipe reamer features multiple cutting edges that provide consistent material removal and reduce the need for repetitive passes. Its adjustable working range covers a wide spectrum of pipe sizes from 8 mm to 35 mm, eliminating the need for several separate tools. The tool is suitable for use on copper (Cu), carbon steel and stainless steel, offering versatility across common piping materials. The compact hand‑held design allows for access in confined spaces and on‑site use during installation or repair.

Suitable for

• Deburring and reaming inner edges of copper pipes
• Removing burrs from carbon steel plumbing pipes
• Smoothing stainless steel tubing before joining or welding
• Preparation of pipes for fittings, flaring and sealing
• On‑site HVAC and general metalworking maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Working diameter range: 8–35 mm
• Compatible materials: copper (Cu), carbon steel, stainless steel
• Multi‑blade cutting configuration for even reaming
• Hand‑held, compact design for confined spaces

How to use

Secure the pipe and select an entry point that allows straight alignment of the reamer. Insert the multi‑blade reamer into the pipe bore and apply steady axial pressure while rotating the tool to engage the cutting edges. Make controlled rotations and withdraw periodically to remove chips and inspect the bore. Continue until burrs and sharp edges are removed and the inner diameter is smoothed to the required condition. Clean the pipe interior before assembly to ensure proper sealing and fit.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as cut‑resistant gloves and eye protection. For harder materials like stainless steel, take lighter passes and inspect blades regularly for wear. Keep the tool clean and free of accumulated debris to maintain cutting performance.