Description
This combination tubing extractor and threader tool features a drill bit on one side to assist with the removal of existing earpiece tubing, and a threading loop on the other to help guide new pre-bent tubing into place.
We recommend replacing earmould tubing approximately every 6 months, or sooner if it becomes discoloured or hardened. Regular replacement helps maintain clear sound quality and ensures the hearing aid remains comfortable to wear.
Key Features:
- Allows you to replace your own tubing
- Dual-function design for removal and threading
- Simple and easy to use
- Assists with removal of stuck or glued-in earmould tubing
- Helps guide new tubing cleanly through earmoulds
- Reduces risk of damage during maintenance
- Lightweight and easy to use
How to Use a Tubing Extractor and Threader:
- Extract: Insert the threaded tip of the extractor tool into the sound outlet end of the earmould (the part that sits in your ear).
- Twist: Twist the tool clockwise a few times to firmly grip the tube.
- Pull: Pull the old tubing out from the other side of the earmould.
- Then, use the nylon loop end (threader) to pull the new tube through the mould
We also offer the Puretone Extractor on its own if the threader is not required. Please find the link attached here Puretone Tubing Extractor
