Brass Craft Service Parts 710 Skinny Snake Drain Cleaner

Product Description

The BRASS CRAFT SERVICE PARTS 710 is a manual drain cleaning snake designed to clear clogged sinks and tub drains without removing the strainer. The cable measures 0.125 inches in diameter and 10 feet in length, constructed from high carbon wire for durability and effective bore-through performance. The housing is built from a strong polymer material, keeping the tool lightweight and easy to handle. This tool is operated by hand, making it straightforward to deploy in residential drain service without power equipment. Plumbers and drain service techs reach for this snake when a standard drain auger is too large to fit through in-place strainers.

The 710 is suited for residential plumbing service on sink and tub drain lines where the strainer or stopper is in place and removal is not practical. The slim 0.125-inch cable diameter passes through most standard sink and tub strainer openings, reducing job time by eliminating the strainer removal step. It is a common tool in service plumbing, light drain maintenance, and facilities maintenance where quick, low-impact drain clearing is needed.

Key Features

• 0.125-inch diameter cable fits through most sink and tub strainers without removing them
• 10-foot cable length reaches common clog locations in residential drain lines
• High carbon wire cable construction for strength and flexibility during manual operation
• Polymer housing provides a durable, lightweight grip for hand operation
• Manual operation requires no power source for simple field use
• Sold in packages of 4 units per pack

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose manual drain snake suitable for most residential sink and tub drain lines where strainer clearance is required.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by licensed plumbers and drain service technicians for manual drain clearing. Before use, shut off water supply to the fixture to prevent flow interference during the procedure. Insert the cable slowly through the strainer opening and rotate by hand to work through the clog. Do not force the cable beyond its rated length or use it on drain lines requiring a motorized auger.