
Need to stop a leak or carry out quick maintenance without draining the system? BES stocks a range of Jet Swet® pipe seal tools and spare seals designed to create an instant, watertight seal inside copper pipework. Whether you’re repairing a joint, replacing a valve, or cutting in new fittings, these pipe seal tools help you get the job done cleanly and with minimal downtime.
BES makes it easy to get the right tools when you need them, with great prices on genuine products and next-day delivery available across the UK.
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For quick, in-line sealing of pressurised water systems, browse our selection of temporary pipe seal tools below. Pipe seal tools come with expanding rubber plugs to seal the pipe internally, allowing repairs or component changes without draining down. A popular choice is the 28 mm Jet Swet® Temporary Pipe Seal Tool, ideal for mid-size domestic and commercial pipework.
For flexibility on site, the Jet Swet® Temporary Pipe Seal Tool Pack combines 15 mm and 22 mm tools, covering the most common domestic pipe sizes. The tools are constructed from durable stainless steel with a heat-resistant seal, ensuring reliability even under warm-water conditions.
Replacement Jet Swet® spare seals are available in 15 mm, 22 mm and 28 mm sizes, compatible with all Jet Swet® tools. They’re easy to fit and restore full sealing performance, extending the life of your equipment.
A Jet Swet tool seals a live water pipe internally using an expanding rubber head attached to a stainless-steel shaft. Once inserted and tightened, the seal temporarily stops flow and pressure, letting you cut, solder, or replace fittings without draining the system. When the job is done, the tool is released and withdrawn, leaving the pipe ready for reassembly.
Typical working pressure is up to 5 bar, making it suitable for most domestic and light commercial plumbing systems. Jet Swet® tools can be used on copper, steel, and some plastic pipe types - always check compatibility before use.
Pipe seal tools are most useful when:
You need to replace an isolation valve or section of pipe without full drain-down.
You’re working on a pressurised system and need a quick, safe stop.
You want to save time on maintenance in buildings where water shutdown isn’t practical.
They’re a practical addition to any plumber’s kit, helping reduce disruption in occupied properties or commercial premises.
BES has been supplying professional plumbing tools and components for over five decades, combining trade knowledge with dependable service. We stock genuine Jet Swet® tools and replacement seals, ensuring quality and compatibility every time.
Order before 4 pm for next working day delivery, take advantage of free delivery on orders over £50, and benefit from 30-day hassle-free returns if you need to exchange or adjust your order.
At BES, we know that stopping a leak fast can make the difference between a quick job and a long day. That’s why we carry tools from trusted brands like and keep stock ready for immediate dispatch. If you need advice on tool sizing or replacement seals, our technical team’s just a phone call away on 0800 801090.
What are pipe seal tools used for?
They temporarily seal live water pipes from the inside, allowing plumbers to carry out repairs or fitting replacements without draining the system.
Which Jet Swet® sizes are available?
BES stocks tools and spare seals in 15 mm, 22 mm and 28 mm sizes to match standard copper pipework.
Are Jet Swet® tools reusable?
Yes. With proper care and seal replacement when worn, Jet Swet® tools can be reused many times.
Can Jet Swet® tools be used on plastic pipe?
They are primarily designed for copper and steel pipes. Always confirm compatibility with the pipe material and temperature before use.
How do I replace a seal?
Remove the old seal from the tool head, clean the area and fit the new rubber seal in place. Tighten securely before re-using.
What is the pressure rating?
The Jet Swet® tools we offer can hold up to 5 bar under normal working conditions, depending on pipe size and system temperature.
Do I need to isolate the main supply before use?
For safety, always isolate the section being worked on and release pressure where possible before inserting the tool.