Imperial Pipe Reamer & Deburrer For Pipe & Tube - Inner And Outer - 208-f

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Imperial 208-F Pipe Reamer & Deburrer Inner & Outer

Name: Imperial Pipe Reamer & Deburrer For Pipe & Tube - Inner And Outer - 208-f
Brand: Imperial
SKU: 208-F
Price: 68.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

The Imperial 208-F is an inner and outer pipe reamer and deburrer with hardened steel blades and a blue finish. It removes burrs from both the inside bore and outside edge of copper, aluminium and brass tube after cutting — essential preparation before flaring or brazing refrigerant pipework in HVAC/R and air conditioning installations. One tool handles both edges, keeping your kit compact on the job.

For internal deburring only, see the Imperial 210-F. See all refrigeration tools and pipe cutting and preparation tools at HVAC Shop AU.

Key Features

Inner and outer deburring — one tool for both edges
Hardened steel blades — clean cuts on copper, aluminium and brass
Blue finish
Compact design for field use

Specifications

Type	Inner & outer reamer / deburrer
Compatible materials	Copper, aluminium, brass
Blade material	Hardened steel
Finish	Blue

What’s Included

Imperial 208-F pipe reamer and deburrer

Common Questions for Imperial Pipe Reamer & Deburrer For Pipe & Tube - Inner And Outer - 208-f

What is the difference between the Imperial 208-F and 210-F?

The 208-F handles both inner and outer edges of pipe and tube in one tool, using hardened steel blades. The 210-F is a rotary internal deburrer that only removes burrs from the inside of the pipe bore. Use the 208-F when you need to clean both edges after cutting.

What pipe materials can the Imperial 208-F deburr?

The 208-F is suitable for copper, aluminium and brass tube — the materials most commonly used in HVAC/R refrigerant pipework and air conditioning installations. The hardened steel blades handle these materials cleanly without excessive force.

Why is deburring important before flaring or brazing?

Burrs left after cutting can cause incomplete flares, weak braze joints, and refrigerant leaks. Removing inner and outer burrs with the 208-F ensures a clean, square pipe end that seats correctly in flaring tools and fittings, reducing the risk of callbacks and leaks.