QWORK® Heavy Duty Pipe Cutter, 1-inch to 3-inch Steel Pipe Cutter

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Cutting point precision. The machine is equipped with a laser pointer for easy defining of pipe’s cutting point. The laser can be easily switched on or off. Available in 14 different size options, the DOMINOX pipe cutters have a triangular blade that creates cleaner cuts and less damage to plastic pipes. They’re extremely easy to use when cutting PVC pipe, implementing a ratcheting mechanism for minimal effort. For peace of mind, it has a latch for added safety when stored away. Rotary pipe cutters cold cut large diameter steel, most stainless steel, ductile, and cast iron pipe in close quarters. The low profile design of the LCRC models needs only 5 inch clearance for up to 16 inch pipe diameter and only 8 inch clearance for the RC20 and RC24 which cover pipe up to 24 inches. All LCRC, RC20, and RC24 cutters are supplied with a slip-on handle that is used to turn the cutter around the pipe in one direction. The handle is also used to tighten the cutter every half revolution.

For large diameter pipe, move up to the RC30, RC36, or RC42S cutters which need 11.8 inches clearance. They feature a long handle with a ratcheting mechanism and include a separate, professional-grade wrench to tighten the cutter at every half revolution. I'm very confident I will continue to get many, many years of use cutting PVC and other material,” wrote a customer. “Solid, smart design.” Another reviewer noted, “I used it to cut several pieces of ¾-inch PVC without issue. Very clean cuts.” Specifications The husky 1 ¼-inch ratcheting PVC cutter is such a time-saver; all you have to do is squeeze,” explained one happy customer. “I used it to cut schedule 40 1-inch PVC pipe for a sprinkler manifold. The tool is fairly compact. I needed to cut an old piece off the manifold, and I didn't have a way to get a saw in the tight space, but the Husky ratcheting PVC cutter did an awesome job.” Specifications

RC30/RC36/RC42 Rotary Cutter - Assembly & Use

The pipe cutting result is accurate and straight. Thanks to the lightweightness, the saw is convenient to move around. Mainly invented and intended for large diameter plastic pipes, but additionally you can also cut smaller pipes. We hope our review of the best PVC pipe cutters has been helpful. For more suppliers of related products, including plastic tubing cutters, pipe cutting tools, electric pipe cutters, plastic pipe tools, and air-powered pipe cutters, consult our additional guides, or visit the Thomas Supplier Discovery Platform. Other Related Articles Single Stroke/Spring-Loaded PVC Pipe Cutters: A spring-loaded cutter is suitable for cutting pipes of a variety of sizes. The benefit to using this style is that the spring can keep the tool open, and it offers better cutting strength. A spring-loaded handle is built for faster positioning and can perform single-stroke cuts. Comparable tools of this quality, especially ones that include an extra blade, cost 2–4 times the cost of this one—or even more,” wrote a buyer. “This tool is well made (all metal) and cuts through ¾-inch PVC pipe like butter.” Specifications

Soil Pipe Cutter: Simple & effective manual pipe cutters for cutting clay, cement and cast iron pipes. Features a chain which wraps around the pipe and is tightened, causing the pipe to cut cleanly in two. If you are cutting 2.5-inch steel pipe and need to get it done, you won't go wrong here,” wrote one reviewer. “Cuts like a champ, and I suspect it will last a long time as it seems to be quality made.” Another customer wrote, “This pipe cutter worked perfectly! Buy it if you need one! You'll never need another one. Heavy-duty and perfect cut! Easy to use.” Specifications Since switching to well-made tools, my frustration has been reduced and the results produced have drastically improved,” wrote one plumbing professional. “This is a nice heavy tubing cutter that works as intended. I like the Ridgid brand and feel the added expense is well worth the investment.” Specifications Electric Pipe Saws: We have a range of professional electric pipe saws, including Rems Cento pipe cutters, Exact PipeCut circular pipe saws and orbital pipe cutters available for hire.Take a look at the buying guide below to find the right cutter to help shred through PVC plastic pipe with ease. As the machine is a special pipe saw for plastic pipe cutting, most of the most common plastic pipes can be cut. This includes pipe materials such as PP, PE, PVC, HDPE. I carry these in my industrial maintenance bag,” wrote a buyer. “They are not the top of the line, but they do the job. The coating on the blade seems to help, and they are sharp.” Another reviewer explained, “I had to cut both PEX, and PVC pipes during the remodel of our kitchen and bathrooms. I was able to cut both without any problems.” Specifications Ratcheting PVC Pipe Cutters: A pipe cutter with a ratcheting mechanism uses ratchet drive technology to repeatedly apply pressure onto a blade that’s set against plastic. Place the blade on the pipe wall, squeeze the handles together, release the mechanism, and squeeze again. Repeat this process until the blade is all the way through the pipe.

Avoid motor overheating. The motor unit has a guiding lights feature that as the name says, guides the user on the motor heating. With this machine you will cut pipe sizes (pipe outside diameter) of 60 mm – 1000 mm (2.3″- 39.4″).

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Shoppers appreciate Ridgid for its heavy-duty, durable tools, and the brand’s PC-1375 single-stroke PVC pipe cutter is no exception. The mechanism can cut PVC pipe up to 1.37 inches with single stroke cuts as opposed to ones with ratchet drive technology. Made of aluminum construction, it goes beyond slicing PVC and is capable of cutting CPVC, PP, PEX, PE, and multilayer tubing, too. Blade Material: In addition to a sharp pipe cutter blade, there are a few different blade types that can improve performance, and strength, enhance the sharpness of a cut, and help with easy cutting. Almost all PVC pipe cutters have undergone some sort of heat treatment to help harden the blade, leading to sharper cuts. Heat-treated steel also helps encourage flexibility so the blade doesn’t break and is able to sustain the cutting force.