
Key Features
- Rigid straight shaft for precise control in open spaces
- Hardened and sharpened hook for easy penetration of old packing
- Durable construction withstands heavy marine use
- Essential for stuffing box and gland maintenance
- Complies with IMPA 612012 standard
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| IMPA Code | 612012 |
| Type | Packing Hook Stick |
| Shaft Material | Hardened Steel |
| Shaft Type | Rigid (Straight) |
| Hook Treatment | Quenched and Sharpened |
| Length | Approx. 300 mm (12 inches) |
| Handle | Non-slip Grip (if applicable) |
| Application | Removal of gland packing |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a packing hook stick used for?
A packing hook stick is designed to extract old, worn-out gland packing from stuffing boxes and glands on marine equipment such as pumps and valves. The sharp, hooked end allows you to pull out the packing material easily.
What is the difference between a rigid and flexible packing hook?
A rigid packing hook has a solid, straight shaft, providing more direct force and control, ideal for open spaces. A flexible hook has a bendable shaft, allowing access to hard-to-reach areas.
Is the hook hardened?
Yes, the hook is carefully heat-treated (quenched) and ground to a sharp point, ensuring it can penetrate and remove tightly packed old packing without bending or breaking.
Is this tool suitable for all types of gland packing?
Yes, it is suitable for most common types of gland packing, including braided and fibrous materials. However, for extremely hard or metallic packing, a specialized tool may be required.
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