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Typical applications:
⁄4" diameter rods are for general purpose use, small diameter drains, flues and septic tanks.
3 Universal
⁄8" diameter rods are for larger diameter drains, flues and septic tanks.
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1" and 11⁄8" diameter rods are for municipal and other heavy duty use.
Blue Rods®: these are manufactured from high grade polypropylene, that provides the
proven combination of strength, rigidity, flexibility and reliability. They also
provide a degree of protection, against becoming brittle, when used in cold
environments. The preferred choice of professionals available in a range of
Manufacturing is carried out within recognised standard Stopping & Testing Equipment
pages 6 to 7
ISO 9001 and we continously strive to improve our
products and service. To this end our products are
Bailey Products are a leading manufacturer of a wide range of testing/stopping plugs. The quality of our products are
sold through a global distribution network.
widely recognised as being of the highest standard. Plugs are available in 2 forms, centre lock and rim fastening. Centre
locks can be produced in steel/aluminium or nylon to suit the application (rim fasts are only available in steel).
We hope you will find what you require
Equipment includes: inflatable airbags, drain tracing dyes, low pressure air kits, etc.
within this catalogue, but please do not
hesitate to contact our dedicated sales team
(details below) for your local distributor.
Bailey duct rods are made from PVC to British Telecom specifications.
The rods are fitted with a top quality trigger lock (Ferret) coupling that ensures total security of the joint
but provides quick release. Fittings are available to suit various applications, please see page 9.
Drop Scrapers
Accessories Glides over small
obstructions and drops into
Polypropylene carry case Z2686 vertical scraping position
Universal Fitting Lockfast Fitting to allow offending material
to be dragged back
2" worm screw Z1749 Z1779 towards the operator.
4" worm screw Z1759 Z1789
4" plunger Z1751 Z1781
6" plunger Z1752 Z1782 Boring Tool
3 Tool Set in a Carry Case Z3602
4" plunger, c/w brass cup & screw Z3741 Z3742
Heavy duty tool for
6" plunger, c/w brass cup & screw Z1739 Z1898 breaking up hard deposits.
4" drop scraper Z1741 Z1771
6" drop scraper Z1742 Z1772
Rotating handle Z2872 Z1793
Clearing Wheel
Boring tool Z1762 Z1792
To assist rods around
Harpoon Z1761 Z1791 obstructions.
Retrieving tool Z1804 Z1794
Clearing wheel Z1740 Z1770
Adaptor for wire brushes Z0070 Z0072
Nominal Dia. Length Universal Fitting Lockfast Fitting Poly Brushes 5" - Z6929
Propack set* 12mm 1m - Z6947 Poly brushes for flexible nylon rods 7" - Z6930 Retrieving Tool
Universal male adaptor for trigger lock rods* - Z0093 - To retrieve lost rods or
* 10 x trigger lock rods, 1 x 5" brush, 1 x 7" brush, universal and lockfast rod adaptors. tools; coil locates around
Lockfast male for trigger lock rods* - - Z0090
joint for extraction.
Triggerlock nylon rod 12mm 1m - Z6927
* Need to be secured with adhesive before use.
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Duct Rods & Fittings for Cabling (BT Specifications) Typical Additional Products
B.T. Bailey May be subject to minimum quantities.
Rods Description
Code No. P/N
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Duct rod No. 1, ⁄16"x 3m Fitted with triggerlock (Ferret) joints 126254 Z1700
15
Duct rod No. 2, ⁄16"x 2m Fitted with triggerlock (Ferret) joints 126277 Z1702
15
Continuous Rods
Duct rod No. 3, 250m coil of ⁄16" diameter PVC 126330 Z1500
Reels, Frame and Fittings
18 3 cm / 6 ft approx Duct rod No. 5, 1⁄2"x 2m Fitted with triggerlock (Ferret) joints 126436 Z1704
Various diameters and lengths are available.
6.5m extended, to measure
Telescopic rod clearance set 008874 Z4947
overhead cable heights.
Adaptor 1A To join Ferret female to duct rod No. 3 male 126484 Z2224
Adaptor 2A To join Ferret male to duct rod No. 3 female 126540 Z2268
Adaptor 3A To join Ferret female to duct rod No. 3 female 126485 Z2225
Gully Grabs Air Gauges
Adaptor 5 To join Lockfast female to Ferret female, including spring 126296 Z2288
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Coupling rod duct No. 3,
Adaptor 7 To join ⁄16" Ferret male to 1⁄2" Ferret female 110002 Z0036 male swivel, Z2131
Coupling rod duct No. 3 male Can be used for joining duct rods No. 3 126393 Z2130 Coupling rod duct No. 3,
Coupling rod duct No. 3 female Can be used for joining duct rods No. 3 126394 Z2129 reel, Z2260
Coupling rod duct No. 3 male swivel Can be used for joining duct rods No. 126395 Z2131 Crown Root Cutter
Coupling rod duct No. 3 reel Can be used for joining duct rods No. 3 126454 Z2260
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Typical guidelines are shown below. The direction in which the drain runs should be established, usually this is in a straight line. Remove the inspection cover nearest to the house. This may reveal
a full gully but the blockage is probably further along the run. Continue to remove the covers until the system looks clear, the blockage will be in the previous
section of the run.
Cover the drain outlet of this inspection chamber to avoid another blockage forming when the debris is released. Work from this clear chamber, rodding back up
the run towards the house.
To release the debris use the rods and tools ensuring clockwise pressure is
maintained on the rods. Remove the rods completely once the blockage is
cleared and then flush the system through with water to ensure the flow is clear.
Air Test - Testing Guidelines Clearing a blocked drain is not a dangerous job,
as long as it is carried out in a sensible way.
1. Seal pipe section with appropriate size drain test plug.
Remove any grease or foreign material from installation point. Ensure Excessive force must not be used at any time and
no dirt is trapped between seal of plug and plates. Ensure plug is inserted the rods must not be rammed through severe bends.
square to pipe wall. Ensure wing nut and sealing cap are tight.
Caution - Layouts of drains will vary. Seek professional advice if in any doubt. Never use excessive force when carrying out any cleaning process.
2. Fit test nipple to one of the drain test plugs.
3. Connect rubber hose via ‘Y’ piece to nipple, ‘U’ gauge and hand bellows. Safety Warning - Use protective gloves and eyewear. Keep all tools out of the reach of children. Universal joints: always activate rods in a
clockwise direction. Lockfast joints: ensure square peg is fully engaged, and the lockfast nut is tightened, using a spanner.
4. Fill ‘U’ gauge with water to ‘zero’.
5. Squeeze the hand bellows gently until the level reaches 100mm on the
open side of the gauge and the lower limit below zero on the closed side. Plunger Drain Usage Drop Scraper Drain Usage
The level should not fall to less than 75mm during a period of 5 minutes
without further pumping, after allowing a suitable time for stabilization of
Builds up pressure of water which forces obstruction clear. Glides over small obstructions and drops into vertical scraping position to
air temperature. If it drops below 75mm within the specified time the pipe
section is leaking. allow offending material to be dragged back towards the operator.
2. Provide a means of applying the test head of water at the top end of the line, preferably using a 90° bend and a straight pipe of the same diameter as the line.
Ensure that the standpipe and plug are suitably strutted to resist the applied hydrostatic head. Provide a means of filling the pipeline with water.
3. Fill the system with water keeping pockets of trapped air to a minimum.
5. Leave for at least two hours to enable the pipes to become saturated, topping up as necessary.
6. After the absorption period measure the loss of water from the system by noting the amount needed to maintain the level in the standpipe over a further period Double Worm Screw Drain Usage Drop Scraper Gutter Cleaning
of 30 minutes. In carrying out the test to the requirements (please see current Building Regulations), the standpipe should be topped up at regular intervals of 5
minutes and the amounts measured. Seal pipe section with appropriate size drain test plug. Pierces blockages such as paper or rags and Glides over small obstructions and drops into vertical scraping position to
the obstruction is drawn back. allow offending material to be dragged back towards the operator.
Stand pipe
Sewer/drain pipe
Plug