Rotary Scraper MK4 for PE Pipes: DN63 – DN400

Rotary Scraper MK4 for PE Pipes: DN63 – DN400

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  • Professional high-quality tool
  • For PE pipes from DN63 to DN400
  • Precise oxidized layer removal
  • Robust construction
  • European product

Product description

Professional MK4 Rotary Scraper for PE pipes

The MK4 Rotary Scraper is a professional tool designed to prepare PE pipe surfaces before the welding process. The scraper removes the oxidized polyethylene layer, ensuring an ideal surface for electrofusion welding.

Advantages of the MK4 Rotary Scraper:
  • Easy and quick operation - the scraper is placed on the pipe and rotated around it
  • Precise removal of the oxidized layer - with each rotation, the scraper removes an even 0.2 mm layer
  • Wide working range - one tool handles pipes from DN63 to DN400
  • Solid metal construction guaranteeing long service life
  • Replaceable tungsten carbide cutting tip
  • Supplied in a sturdy transport case

Why is scraping PE pipe surfaces important?

The outer layer of PE pipe changes due to UV radiation and oxidation. The oxidized surface does not guarantee proper connection during electrofusion welding. Precise removal of the oxidized layer is crucial to ensure the durability and tightness of the connection.

The MK4 scraper was designed with professional pipe system installers in mind to ensure the highest quality surface preparation before welding.

Specification

Technical data

Range of supported pipe diameters DN63 - DN400 (Ø75mm - Ø400mm)
Pipe material PE (polyethylene)
Cutting depth 0.2mm per rotation
Working range of cutting blade 8,000 - 10,000 linear meters
Cutting blade material Tungsten carbide
Dimensions 470 x 240 x 170 mm (transport case)
Weight 6 kg

Documents

Documents for download

  • User Manual view-pl-version

Usage Instructions

How to use the MK4 Scraper?

1

Adjust the tool to the pipe diameter

Marking the scraping area
2

Mount the scraper on the pipe

Adjusting the scraper to diameter
3

Rotate the scraper around the pipe, making complete rotations

Setting the scraper arm
4

Control the resulting chips - they should be continuous

Placing the scraper on the pipe
5

If necessary, repeat the process for even surface scraping

Checking the scraping area
6

Lock the scraper securely on the pipe

Locking the scraper on the pipe
7

Rotate the scraper around the pipe with even pressure

Rotating the scraper around the pipe
8

Check if the entire surface is evenly scraped before removing

Checking the scraped surface
Warning: Always clean the scraped surface with an appropriate cleaning solution before proceeding with electrofusion welding. Do not touch the prepared surface with bare hands.
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