General Pipe Cleaners H-25PQZ Drain Auger 25 Ft Economy

Product Description

The GENERAL PIPE CLEANERS H-25PQZ is an economy-type closet and drain auger designed for clearing stoppages in small-diameter drain lines. Built around a 0.25-inch cable diameter and a 25-foot cable length, this auger gives plumbing technicians the reach needed to clear blockages past trap arms and through branch drain runs. The economy construction keeps the tool practical for occasional service calls or as a backup unit on a service van. It is a hand-operated drain clearing tool suited for residential drain service work.

This auger is rated for use in pipe sizes ranging from 1.25 inches minimum to 2 inches maximum. That range covers common residential applications including bathroom sink drains, lavatory traps, tub drains, and closet drain lines in the 1.5-inch to 2-inch range. It is typically deployed by licensed plumbers and drain service technicians on residential service calls where a small-bore cable is required to navigate tight trap configurations without damaging fixture drain fittings.

Key Features

• 0.25-inch cable diameter sized for 1.25-inch to 2-inch pipe runs
• 25-foot cable length provides reach past trap arms and into branch drain lines
• Economy-type construction suitable for light-duty or occasional use
• Compact form factor appropriate for residential bathroom and lavatory drain service
• UNSPSC Code 27111509 for procurement and catalog alignment

Compatibility

Designed for use in drain lines with a minimum pipe size of 1.25 inches and a maximum pipe size of 2 inches. Typical applications include residential lavatory, tub, and closet drain lines within that size range.

Installation Notes

Drain auger work falls within the scope of licensed plumbing trades and should be performed in compliance with applicable local plumbing codes. Before snaking any drain line, shut off water supply to the fixture and protect surrounding surfaces from cable debris and drain backflow. Feed the cable slowly to avoid kinking, and never force the cable through a tight bend under heavy pressure. Inspect the cable for kinks, fraying, or corrosion before each use.