Monument15mm & 22mm Compression Fitting Olive Puller

Quick and easy, avoids a load of replumbing just to remove an olive. Wish I had it 10 years ago!Rock solid construction, very nicely machined. Absolutely a tool for life.

Replacing mixer shower, and had the option of removing part of the wall to replace piping as space too small to cut off olives with hacksaw. Saw this on YouTube so thought I’d give it a go. Simple to use, both olives removed in a matter of a couple of minutes and no damage to pipe work.Thoroughly recommend this tool, expensive for what it is, but certainly does the job.

If you carry out a significant amount of plumbing work using compression fittings then this is a must have tool. It works a treat for quick and effective removal of olives without damaging the pipework. It may seem expensive for what it is but it does save a considerable amount of time as compared to say hacksawing through the olive (where there is a chance of damaging the pipework and can take a few minutes). With this tool, the olive is off literally within seconds and works in those situations where you cannot use a hacksaw or other method. So, if you only remove olives occasionally then you may find it hard to justify the expense of purchasing one of these. However, if you have to do this often then this tool is invaluable and will pay for itself many times over (both in terms of time/convenience and being able to re-use compression pipe fittings and existing pipework).

This tool is simple but brilliant, the only improvement would be to sell adapters for 28mm. Before buying this I always used the Rothenberger olive cutter but after 6 months or so it began to deform the pipe.

Same you time and anxiety, little bit expensive but cheaper options are out there .

The hex drive takes this puller to the next level.

British made and well manufactured; no coarse cut threads sharp edges. This works well providing you ensure that it is square when fitted to the pipe (not tilted over). This can easily be achieved if you have the pipe in front of you on the bench - but not so easy when your head is under a sink and you are working at arms' reach. For awkward locations an olive splitter may be a better solution.

I needed to remove an olive that was not exposed enough to cut through it. Took less than 10 secs with this.