Bailey 2" Double Worm Screws for Drain Cleaning and Clearing
SKU DOUBLE WORM SCREWS
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Product Description
Double Worm Screws are used for cleaning, clearing and unblocking drainpipes.
The worm screw used for pushing through the obstruction & pulling it back to the operator
Manufactured in the UK by Bailey they are supplied with either a Universal or Lockfast Brass Coupling.
The Universal coupling has a coarse thread and simply screws on to the drain rod (Note: Rod rotation must always be in a clockwise direction in use to avoid the unscrewing of the parts).
The Lockfast coupling has a finer thread & joining is achieved by locating the square pin on the male joint in the slot on the female joint.
The loose nut is then tightened to complete the joint making it safe for the rods to be rotated in either direction.
The worm screw used for pushing through the obstruction & pulling it back to the operator
Manufactured in the UK by Bailey they are supplied with either a Universal or Lockfast Brass Coupling.
The Universal coupling has a coarse thread and simply screws on to the drain rod (Note: Rod rotation must always be in a clockwise direction in use to avoid the unscrewing of the parts).
The Lockfast coupling has a finer thread & joining is achieved by locating the square pin on the male joint in the slot on the female joint.
The loose nut is then tightened to complete the joint making it safe for the rods to be rotated in either direction.