NFP Pilot Clamp | FP200 Complete Kit

NFP Pilot Clamp FP200: One Tool That Contains a Pipe Drilling Jig, Guides, and a Hole Saw Kit

The NFP Pilot Clamp® complete kit, available online from QRFS, is the ideal solution for cutting perfect holes in a cylindrical pipe on the job site. This patent-pending device can cut up to 2-inch (5.08 cm) holes in up to 4-inch (10.16 cm) diameter pipe, perfect for waterflow detectors, mechanical tees, and more!

The NFP Pilot Clamp features jaws that lock around pipe using Vise Grip handles creating an on-site pipe drilling jig. The Pilot Clamp's head has multiple bubble levels to ensure consistent, level holes each and every time. With its innovative design, you can drill wobble-free clean holes either vertically or horizontally in tight, cramped spaces such as behind walls or in between trusses using the regular, cordless, or right-angle drill you already own. It even works to expand existing holes, such as when you need to replace a waterflow detector. Quite frankly, it is the perfect hole cutting system for putting error-free holes in vertical or horizontal pipe.

With the hole drilling Pilot Clamp model FP200, you can save both time and money by avoiding expensive in-shop fabrication or replacing existing pipes with a too-small diameter hole.

The Pilot Clamp FP200 is the perfect hole cutting system to install:

• Mechanical Tees
• Crosses
• Welded outlets
• Threaded outlets
• Detection devices (flow or pressure switches)
• and hundreds of non-fire applications in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, municipal water, and more!

Comes standard with:

• Pilot Clamp with levels
• Six (6) interchangeable hole saw guides (sized for fire protection use 1", 1-3/16" 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 1-3/4", and 2")
• Six (6) Lenox® Bi-Metal hole saws
• Two (2) Lenox® arbors
• Pilot bit
• Hole size pipe size chart (see image)
• Carrying case

At QRFS, we stock Pilot Clamps and ALL REPLACEMENT PILOT CLAMP GUIDES. Usually ships same day!

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