Products
Wholesale Only
This product is available only to those
who are interested in reselling it.
Attention Buyers!
Be the first to find new products
for your catalog, infomercial, or
web store.
Sign up now, it's FREE!
 |
 |
Save a
trip to the hardware store on every plumbing project! A pipe’s size is a mystery if you can only see the outside of the pipe and can’t tell the size by looking at it. For those the do-it-yourself plumbers that can’t tell one size pipe from another by looking at it, a Chicago company has introduced a new gauge that tells the size of a pipe based on the pipe’s outer diameter. DIY Pipes of Chicago, IL introduces its new PipeSizeInterpreter. It helps you find the size of a pipe by finding the best-fit semicircle when it’s held to a pipe. The gauge will be initially sold through catalogs. It works with galvanized, plastic, copper, gas, and CPVC pipe from 1/8" to 2" in inner diameter. Made of .020” polystyrene plastic, the PipeSizeInterpreter single-piece template comes with “how to” instructions, is 3 ¾" x 8" and is made in the USA and should last indefinitely. “It really works,” said John Therriault, the inventor. “I’m not a real handyman, but with the PipeSizeInterpreter, I can buy plumbing parts like one.” The concept is simple, but the rewards for the do-it-yourselfer are huge. He or she can buy parts knowing they’re buying the right sizes. With the PipeSizeInterpreter the do-it-yourselfer is able to say “I need a shutoff valve for ½" pipe. With a PipeSizeInterpreter you know the size. Contact |