Larsen Supply Co. 13-2003 Pvc Pipe Nipple Extractor

Product Description

The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 13-2003 is a PVC sprinkler pipe nipple extractor designed to remove broken or stuck pipe nipples from irrigation fittings without damaging the surrounding threads or fittings. This tool handles nipple sizes from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch and is built specifically for PVC pipe systems commonly found in residential and commercial sprinkler installations. It is a practical service tool kept on hand by irrigation technicians and plumbers who regularly service in-ground sprinkler systems where nipple breakage inside fittings is a frequent repair scenario.

This extractor is suited for residential lawn irrigation systems, commercial landscape sprinkler networks, and any PVC-based water distribution application where pipe nipples are prone to shearing off flush with or inside a fitting. The 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch range covers the most common nipple sizes encountered in standard sprinkler zone manifolds and lateral line connections. It ships in carded packaging and is sold in a package quantity of 6 units, making it a practical stocking item for supply houses and service vans alike.

Key Features

• Extracts broken PVC pipe nipples in the 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch size range
• Designed specifically for PVC sprinkler and irrigation pipe systems
• Removes stuck nipples without destroying the surrounding fitting threads
• Carded retail packaging for easy point-of-sale display or tool storage
• Package quantity of 6 units per order

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement tool for use with standard PVC threaded fittings accepting 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch pipe nipples in residential and commercial sprinkler irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by irrigation technicians or licensed plumbers during service calls on PVC sprinkler systems. Before extracting a broken nipple, shut off the irrigation zone valve and relieve any residual line pressure. Follow standard practices for working with PVC threaded fittings to avoid cracking the receiving fitting during extraction. Refer to local plumbing codes for any repair work on pressurized irrigation systems.