Designed and engineered with specialised functions for complete pool maintenance, Beatbot delivers professional cleaning that's just not possible with standard cleaners.
Our Heat Pump Fin Straightening Tool has a heavy-duty bicycle handle and is used to straighten the evaporator fins on all heat pumps, air conditioning and refrigeration units.
The heavy duty spring wire bristles automatically adjusts to all fin spacing, while the tension adjustment band allows maximum rigidity and ease of operation.
Our Heat Pump Fin Straightening Tool can be used to straighten even the most badly damaged fins.
£24 £20 + vat
8 in stock online
We are rated Excellent on TrustpilotOver 1,100 five star reviews from happy customers
Next working day delivery availableIn-stock items, order by 2pm Mon to Fri
Our Heat Pump Fin Straightening Tool has a heavy-duty bicycle handle and is used to straighten the evaporator fins on all heat pumps, air conditioning and refrigeration units.
The heavy duty spring wire bristles automatically adjusts to all fin spacing, while the tension adjustment band allows maximum rigidity and ease of operation.
Our Heat Pump Fin Straightening Tool can be used to straighten even the most badly damaged fins.
£24 £20 + vat
8 in stock online
We are rated Excellent on TrustpilotOver 1,100 five star reviews from happy customers
Next working day delivery availableIn-stock items, order by 2pm Mon to Fri
£24 £20 + vat
8 in stock online
We are rated Excellent on TrustpilotOver 1,100 five star reviews from happy customers
Next working day delivery availableIn-stock items only, order by 2pm Mon to Fri
Our Heat Pump Fin Straightening Tool has a heavy-duty bicycle handle and is used to straighten the evaporator fins on all heat pumps, air conditioning and refrigeration units.
The heavy duty spring wire bristles automatically adjusts to all fin spacing, while the tension adjustment band allows maximum rigidity and ease of operation.
Our Heat Pump Fin Straightening Tool can be used to straighten even the most badly damaged fins.
