Value Collection ER2431624M Tube Brush Extension Rod 24 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ER2431624M is a tube brush extension rod designed to extend the reach of compatible tube brushes during pipe, conduit, and heat exchanger cleaning operations. Measuring 24 inches in length with a 1/4 inch rod diameter, this extension rod features a 3/16-24 male thread connection for secure attachment to brush heads or additional extension rods. It is a standard tool-accessory component used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, and industrial maintenance professionals when cleaning tubing or pipe interiors that require greater reach than a standard brush handle provides.

This extension rod suits applications where tube cleaning access is limited or where multiple extensions must be linked in series to reach deep into coils, heat exchangers, condensate drain lines, or pipe runs. Typical use environments include commercial and residential HVAC systems, boiler tube cleaning, and plumbing rough-in or service work. The 3/16-24 male thread is a common connection standard that allows the rod to interface with a range of compatible brush heads and handles.

Key Features

• 24 inch overall length extends brush reach into deep or confined tube runs
• 1/4 inch rod diameter provides a manageable grip and fits standard tube brush accessories
• 3/16-24 male thread for secure, compatible connection to brush heads or additional rods
• Lightweight at 1 pound, reducing fatigue during extended cleaning tasks
• Single-unit packaging allows for individual purchase or supplemental stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accessory extension rod compatible with tube brushes and handles featuring a matching 3/16-24 female thread connection. Verify thread specification on existing brush heads before pairing.

Installation Notes

Thread the 3/16-24 male end into the corresponding female thread on the brush head or adjoining rod by hand until snug before applying rotational cleaning force. HVAC technicians and plumbers should power down or shut off any system being serviced before inserting the rod assembly into active coils or piping. Avoid over-torquing threaded connections, as this can damage the thread engagement on lightweight extension rods. Multiple rods may be linked in series where thread compatibility is confirmed across all components.