EMERY CLOTH - 10 YARD ROLL
1004327

EMERY CLOTH - 10 YARD ROLL

  • Part #: 1835002
  • Type: Emery cloth roll (abrasive)
  • Length: 10 yard roll
  • Use: Cleans and preps copper pipe and fittings before soldering
  • Also For: General deburring and surface cleaning
  • Application: Pipe prep, deburring, surface cleaning

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This 10-yard roll of emery cloth is the abrasive that copper plumbing work depends on, used to clean and brighten pipe ends and fitting sockets to bare, oxide-free metal before soldering. A sound sweat joint requires clean copper, and dragging a strip of emery cloth around the pipe and inside the fitting removes the tarnish, oxidation, and handling grime that otherwise keep solder from bonding. Supplied on a generous 10-yard roll, it lets a plumber tear off exactly the length needed for each joint, making it an economical shop and truck staple. Beyond pipe prep, it handles general deburring and surface cleaning wherever a flexible abrasive is called for.

Key Features:
  • Preps Copper for Soldering -- Cleans pipe ends and fitting sockets to bright, oxide-free metal for a sound sweat joint.
  • Removes Tarnish and Oxidation -- Strips the surface film and grime that keep solder from bonding to copper.
  • Economical 10-Yard Roll -- Tear off exactly the length each joint needs, minimizing waste.
  • Flexible Abrasive -- Wraps around pipe and reaches inside fitting sockets where rigid tools cannot.
  • General Deburring and Cleanup -- Handles surface cleaning and light deburring beyond pipe prep.
Where to Use:
  • Rough plumbing -- Cleaning copper pipe and fittings before sweat-soldering joints.
  • Building maintenance -- Prepping and deburring metal surfaces during repairs.
  • Fabrication -- Surface cleaning wherever a flexible abrasive cloth is needed.

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