Rothenberger 11006 Inner-outer Pipe Tube Reamer

Product Description

The ROTHENBERGER 11006 is an inner-outer pipe and tube reamer designed to deburr both the inside and outside edges of cut pipe in a single tool. Spanning a pipe capacity range of 0.125 inches to 1.625 inches, it handles the most common residential and light commercial tube sizes used in HVAC refrigerant lines, plumbing supply, and hydronic systems. The tool measures 5 inches in overall length, making it compact enough for tight spaces. It cuts copper and aluminum tubing, the two materials most frequently encountered by HVAC technicians and plumbers working with ACR and water supply lines.

This reamer is suited for use on copper refrigerant tubing, soft copper water supply lines, and aluminum tube assemblies. It is most commonly deployed during HVAC installation and service calls where tubing is cut in the field and must be deburred before flaring, swaging, or soldering. Plumbers will also find it useful for prepping copper water supply and drain lines prior to soldering or press-fitting. The compact overall length makes it practical for both service van tool kits and shop benches.

Key Features

• Inner-outer reaming removes burrs from both the bore and the outer edge in one pass
• Pipe capacity range of 0.125 inches to 1.625 inches covers 1/8 inch through 1-5/8 inch tube sizes
• Compatible with copper and aluminum tubing materials
• Compact 5-inch overall length fits in tight installation spaces and service pouches
• Single-piece hand tool requires no power source or separate attachments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hand reamer for copper and aluminum pipe and tube in residential and light commercial HVAC, plumbing, and refrigeration applications within the 0.125 inch to 1.625 inch outer diameter range.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by HVAC technicians and plumbers during pipe preparation before joining operations such as soldering, brazing, flaring, or press-fitting. Always deburr cut tube ends before flaring or swaging to prevent leaks at joints. Isolate and de-pressurize any line before cutting and reaming. Keep the reamer blade clean and inspect for wear periodically to ensure a clean, consistent cut.