RIDGID 38540 Manual Pipe Threader for Model 00-R and 00-RB Threading Systems, 3' Manual Ratcheting Tap Handle for Threading Dies (Ratchet and Handle Only)

RIDGID 38540 Manual Pipe Threader for Model 00-R and 00-RB Threading Systems, 3' Manual Ratcheting Tap Handle for Threading Dies (Ratchet and Handle Only)

• MANUAL PIPE THREADER FOR 00-R AND 00-RB MODELS: Designed for compatibility with RIDGID 00-R and 00-RB systems, this manual pipe threading set is ideal for threading applications in plumbing, electrical, or mechanical work
• INCLUDES RATCHET AND 3' HANDLE: Delivers ample leverage for manual threading tasks, improving control and reducing strain on the user
• EASY-TO-ACCESS RATCHET KNOB: Allows users to quickly switch between forward and reverse directions with minimal downtime during threading operations
• DIE HEADS SNAP IN FROM BOTH SIDES: Provides faster size changes and secure locking for efficiency when working with multiple conduit or pipe sizes
• RIDGID LEGACY: Purpose built for professionals in the evolving commercial, industrial, and energy markets who install and maintain the world's infrastructure

<P>Why do so many professionals choose RIDGID tools? The answer is simple…trust. Millions of RIDGID tools go to work every day in plants, on construction sites, and in countless other harsh environments. These tools operate in extremes of heat and cold, withstand dirt and mud, and perform reliably day in and day out. RIDGID tools are known the world over as industry-leading products that allow professionals like you to complete jobs more quickly and reliably. </P><P>RIDGID 30118 Ratchet Assembly and Pipe Ratchet Handle for 00-R and 00-RB Die Heads. </P><P>RIDGID covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool. </P><P>Since 1923, RIDGID has remained the symbol of certainty to dedicated professionals of the expert trades. Every tool that bears the RIDGID brand is engineered to the same high standards of quality, strength, and endurance, as was that first heavy-duty pipe wrench more than 80 years ago. </P>