Arctic Hayes Drain Testing Equipment

Arctic Hayes Drain Testing Equipment at MyToolShed.co.uk

Arctic Hayes drain testing equipment is built for finding faults in drainage and pipework without unnecessary digging. The range centres on smoke testers, which trace leaks, cracks, misconnections and ventilation faults by pushing visible smoke through the system.

These tools suit plumbers, drainage engineers, building surveyors and maintenance teams who need a quick, clear way to locate defects before repairs, inspections or handovers.

Arctic Hayes Drain Testing Equipment Features and Benefits

• Smoke-based fault tracing: visible smoke escapes at the point of failure, so you can pinpoint defects accurately and reduce guesswork.
• Non-invasive testing: faults can be located without excavation or dismantling pipework, saving time and limiting disruption on site.
• Portable design: compact units are easy to carry between jobs, loft spaces, manholes and plant rooms.
• Suitable for a range of drain layouts: use them on domestic soil and waste systems as well as larger commercial runs.
• Clear visual results: smoke makes it easy to show customers or inspectors exactly where a problem lies.

Popular Arctic Hayes Drain Testing Equipment

Smoke Testers

Smoke testers are the core of the Arctic Hayes drain testing offer. They are used to:

• Find cracked, broken or displaced drain pipes
• Identify faulty seals, joints and gullies
• Trace unknown connections and cross-connections
• Check soil vent pipes and ventilation routes
• Support pre-purchase surveys and fault diagnosis

Browse the Smoke Testers category to see the Arctic Hayes models available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Arctic Hayes smoke tester used for?

It is used to find leaks and defects in drains and pipework. Smoke is introduced into the system, and wherever it escapes shows you the location of a crack, poor joint or other fault.

How do I choose the right drain testing equipment?

Consider the size and type of system you usually test, how portable the unit needs to be, and whether you work mainly on domestic or commercial drainage. For fault tracing without excavation, a smoke tester is the sensible choice.