More experienced users are using a sewer cleaning camera at the same time to see what they are doing in real time because the sleeve that covers the shaft will prevent damage to the camera cable.
The Plumber-Tools protective sleeve is heat and chemical resistant, and protects your hands whilst handling the shaft.
This makes it safe to use in a confined space with limited access.
The shaft sleeve has friction rings to protect the ends from wear. The friction rings on each end prevent dirt from building up between the shaft and the sleeve, as this would reduce the efficiency and longevity of the tool.

Each tool is made up of three individual chains which use centrifugal force to centre the tool inside the pipe. This ensures that the entire inner diameter of the pipe is cleaned in the process.
Another benefit is that the chains are adjustable, so it is possible to clean a wider range of pipe diameters with the same chain. To do this, you only need to increase, or decrease the space between the hubs that secure the chain to the shaft.
The chains are made from stainless steel to prevent oxidation, and are fastened to the shaft with hex screws.
Connecting your shaft with hex screws has a big advantage in that you can repair a kinked shaft quickly and easily, since you can slice off the kinked section of shaft with an angle grinder, and reconnect your shaft within minutes as opposed to replacing the whole shaft.
Plumber-Tools products are lightweight and compact
The tools are lightweight and compact, so you won’t find yourself lugging a heavy machine to get to your work area. They can be transported in an elevator and give more options when dealing with blockages in high rise buildings. (You need not be concerned that you might flood someone’s apartment.)
Setting up is quick and easy because you only need to attach it to your drill, and you are ready to go.