PE Squeeze-Off Tools

Double bar PE squeeze-off tools provide two pinch points to increase squeeze confidence and yield optimal flow control.  REED offers the best designed tools for stopping flow in ½” up to 8” PE pipe. User input resulted in features...

Double bar PE squeeze-off tools provide two pinch points to increase squeeze confidence and yield optimal flow control.  REED offers the best designed tools for stopping flow in ½” up to 8” PE pipe. User input resulted in features...

Double bar PE squeeze-off tools provide two pinch points to increase squeeze confidence and yield optimal flow control.  REED offers the best designed tools for stopping flow in ½” up to 8” PE pipe. User input resulted in...

Heavy-duty construction for use on IPS pipe. Two-position handle for work location options. Change the stops to use tool on other pipe types. Fine Thread for smooth squeeze from the operator. Grease Fittings at friction points. Uses a...

Filter-Regulator-Lubricator for Bear Hug™ PE Squeeze Tool System ¼” NPT hose connection 100 psi Maximize tool efficiency by using clean air. Protect pneumatic motors from contamination by using an FRL. NOTES: Reed strongly...

Air-over-Hydraulic Pump for use with REED PES8BT Air-over-hydraulic pump for use with REED PES8BT Bear Hug™ Squeeze Tool System. Pneumatic powered hydraulic pump used to raise and lower the squeeze bars. Uses foot pedal control for...

2-stage Hand Pump for use with REED PES8BT Manual hydraulic pump for use with REED PES8BT Bear Hug™ Squeeze Tool System.  (Base tool sold separately) Manual arm is used to raise and lower the squeeze bars. 12-ft hose allows pump to be...

Bear Hug™ from REED is a modular squeeze tool system for PE using hydraulic cylinders for an industry-leading 83,400 pounds of squeeze force. PES8BT base tool includes stops for 3 to 8 inch PE pipe in common DR sizes for North America pipe sizes...

Static grounding devices provide a path to ground for any static charge. Because static can build up on plastic pipe, even for water services, there is a possibility of a spark discharge of sufficient energy to cause ignition if the proper air/gas...