The PS-62B Steel Pipe Tool is engineered for utility crews, gas contractors, and emergency response teams that need a reliable method for temporarily stopping flow in steel gas pipelines. Its self-contained hydraulic design provides substantial squeezing power without requiring external power sources.
Designed to handle coated 2-inch IPS Schedule 40 steel pipe, the tool can be used whether the protective jacket remains in place or has been removed. A rounded jaw profile helps reduce the risk of damaging brittle pipe materials, while its swivel-head configuration allows operation in confined work areas.
Safety-focused features such as an integrated pressure relief bypass system, insulated fiberglass handles, and optional grounding provisions help crews perform squeeze-off operations with greater confidence under demanding field conditions.
What type of pipe is the PS-62B designed to squeeze?
The tool is designed for use on steel pipe up to 2-inch IPS Schedule 40 capacity.
Does the coating need to be removed before use?
No. The tool is designed to operate on coated pipe whether the jacket remains in place or has been removed.
How much squeezing force does the tool provide?
The hydraulic system delivers up to 18 tons of controlled force.
Is the tool suitable for confined work areas?
Yes. Its compact design, latched jaw, and 90° swivel head help improve access in tight locations.
What safety features are included?
The PS-62B includes a pressure relief bypass system, insulated fiberglass handles, centering whiskers, and a grounding kit attachment provision.
Who commonly uses this tool?
Gas utility crews, contractors, emergency response teams, municipal maintenance departments, and industrial pipeline operators commonly use squeeze-off tools for temporary flow isolation.