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SnapLok Guild Of Master Chimney Sweep Starter Kit - Max
This kit has been primarily designed for the professional chimney sweep who intends to or completed the Guild of Master Chimney Sweep Training Course.
This GOMS Kit is a mix of manual and rotary kit and can be used from smaller 4" flues up to large open chimney flues, using a combination of different rod sizes to sweep a flue of various widths and heights. For example an open flue at 10 metres, use 3 of the 15mm rods and 7 of the 18mm rods. The kit also comes with flexible liner rods in sizes 8mm, 10mm and 12mm SnapLok Solid Nylon Liner Rods.
The power heads supplied are a 12"/300mm SnapLok Bullet for liners and the superb 24" Death Star Whip Head with Scrub Shaft, which ideal as a large scrub head for removing tar, nests or the remnants of Creaway. The length of line can be adjusted very easily by removing the screw in the base of the head to allow the whip line be replaced for a different size.
The SnapLok Double Button system is highly efficient and takes less than 30 seconds to connect all the double button lock rods together, plus having dual buttons there is no fear of rod disconnection in the flue as compared to single button systems! The rods are all completely corrosion resistant as the ferrules/fittings are all high grade steel, apart from the 12mm rods which are manufactured from stainless steel, this keeps the rods really light and therefore flow a lot smoother in a steel liner, with no ‘liner slap’ that occurs as with heavy brass fittings. All the rods are quadruple crimped on either side of the rod ferrule/fitting. There is also a sizeable tolerance so that when the rods are connected there is enough movement to prevent the soot from jamming the rods together and therefore aids in the disconnecting of the rods.
The rods are colour coded for easy recognition:
8mm Liner Rods - White
10mm Liner Rods - Red
12mm Liner rods - White
15mm Rods - Red
18mm Rods - Black
20mm Rods - Red
We do not make a white lead rod, as we feel that this is a weakness in the kit. Using the same rod as a lead rod every time makes that one lead rod very weak after a period of time, and in our experience using other systems this can lead to a breakage of the lead rod, so rotating all the rods in the kit is the preferred method of power sweeping.
***FREE TRAINING COURSE***
When purchasing this kit, it entitles you to a free SnapLok/Rotary Power Sweeping equipment course, more details here.......
