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light weight tool for quickly opening clogged sinks, toilets and tubs.
It handles rust, grease, sediment, and scale in lines up through 4"
in diameter.
The Kinetic Water Ram uses a burst of compressed air that drives
a shock wave (kinetic energy) through water to break up stoppage.
It's particularly useful when the stoppage is on the far side of
a drum trap or series of tight bends, since the shock wave can travel
around bends without losing its force.
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| The animated
graphics show an example of how the principle kinetic energy
is applied. The instant impact protects pipes and joints because
there is no build-up of pressure in the plumbing system. |
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shock wave travels through the water, by passing vents and stacks,
and going around tight bends to knock out the stoppage. |
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The
Ram has a self-contained pump and pressure gauge, so you can hit
the stoppage with just the right amount of force. You get instant
impact with no build-up of pressure in the plumbing system. The
force is transmitted through water, so it's not affected by stacks
or vents.
An optional
toilet attachment (KR-CA) screws onto the front of the Ram and enables
you to position the cone in the bowl to get a tighter seal. As a
result, you can strike the blockage with greater impact without
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KR-A
Kinetic
Water Ram, complete with extension hose, 4" rubber cone,
and five rubber plugs
KR-A-WC Same as above, plus carrying case.
KR-C-WC Same as KR-A-WC, plus KR-CA closet attachment.
KR-D-WC Same as KR-A-WC, plus 6" rubber cone, four
expansion plugs,
check Valve, water supply hose, and universal faucet adapter.
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