REED PPR75 User Manual

Plastic Pipe Fitting Reamers Operating Instructions
PPR75, PPR100, PPR125, PPR150, PPR200, PPR300, PPR400
1. Shaft
2. Carbide
3. Cap Screw
4. Set Screw
(not shown)
Body
Rotate Carbide Insert: Carbide insert has four cutting edges. Change cutting
edge by removing the cap screw and rotating the carbide 180° then reinsert cap
screw and tighten. Replace carbide as needed.
¾” - 1” 1-¼” - 4”
Ref. No. Description Item Code Item Code Qty.
1 SHAFT 44525 44524 1
2 CARBIDE INSERT 24523 24524 1
3a 8-32 CAP SCREW — 24525 1
3b 4-40 CAP SCREW 24522 — 1
4 1/4” - 20 SET SCREW 30087 30087 1
Parts List
54521-213
See Also: RP-0113-103
Plastic Pipe Fitting Reamers Operating Instructions
PPR75, PPR100, PPR125, PPR150, PPR200, PPR300, PPR400
1. Shaft
2. Carbide
3. Cap Screw
4. Set Screw
(not shown)
Body
Rotate Carbide Insert: Carbide insert has four cutting edges. Change cutting
edge by removing the cap screw and rotating the carbide 180° then reinsert cap
screw and tighten. Replace carbide as needed.
¾” - 1” 1-¼” - 4”
Ref. No. Description Item Code Item Code Qty.
1 SHAFT 44525 44524 1
2 CARBIDE INSERT 24523 24524 1
3a 8-32 CAP SCREW — 24525 1
3b 4-40 CAP SCREW 24522 — 1
4 1/4” - 20 SET SCREW 30087 30087 1
Parts List
54521-213
See Also: RP-0113-103

REED PPR75 Specifications

General

Brand	REED
Model	PPR75
Category	Power Tool Accessories
Language	English

Summary

Plastic Pipe Fitting Reamer Parts List

Component Identification

Identifies key components of the plastic pipe fitting reamer, including shaft, carbide insert, cap screw, and set screw.

Carbide Insert Rotation for Cutting Edge Replacement

Instructions on rotating the carbide insert to change cutting edges, detailing the process of removing and reinserting the cap screw.

Plastic Pipe Fitting Reamer Assembly and Operation

Assembly Procedure

Step-by-step guide for assembling the shaft into the reamer body and tightening the set screw, with notes on drill usage.

Operating Instructions and Safety Precautions

Guidance on cutting damaged pipe, selecting the reamer, reaming process, chip removal, and warnings about reaction torque.