RIDGID 23488 Model PC-1250 Single Stroke Plastic Pipe and Tubing Cutter, 1/8-inch to 1-5/8-inch Pipe Cutter

I've I could give this 6/5 stars I would. By far the best polyethylene pipe cutters. Work for any size up to 1.25" 200psi water line pipe. I have had to cut 1.5" poly pipe but it doesn't fit in the groove so you have to use 2 hands it's easier to just cut with a pvc saw and torch the ends to clean it up. They use to sell these at Home Depot but stopped and the smalle blue or black ones they sell only cut 1" poly and I work a lot with 3/4" 1" and 1.25" so I need these. If it's 100psi poly it's best to not squeeze to cut it you end up linking the pipe not getting the cleanest cut. Start with some pressure as twist the cutters around until it slides through the pipe. These are much quicker than the big bulky clamping cutters as well and wicked lightweight. It does cut pvc but again you have to use the twisting method with good pressure and it's a little more diccifult. For irrigation and well work these are perfect. Also works great with PEX plumbing. Same material as poly pipe just different measurements on the pipe it's self. PEX is smaller than poly.

I got this for work and it has a clean cut and it is easy to use with PEX!! Would for sure buy again. which I am sure I will because my coworkers like to borrow my things and misplace/leave them behind lol!!

I've been professionally installing PEX tubing since 1996, and this is by far the best *type* of cutter for that job.I always take the annoying closure off and grind away a bit of one handle to allow easier one handed opening, but, still. It's a great quality tool for its intended purpose ( not for PVC!) and the blade is a bit better than others of similar design I've used over the years. Keep them sharp, give a little twist to start the cut, and even a daily use pro is going to get a few years' good service out of a pair of these.And yes; they will do just fine on 1.5" sink drain tubular PP, but as anyone who cuts that stuff knows, it takes some twisting, and there will be a burred edge. Unavoidable.Buy a good ratchet cutter for your PVC/ CPVC duties ( these will suffice on 1/2" cpvc), and use these for PEX, rubber hose, etc.

This tool is sturdy, easy to use, and the blade is sharp. I didn't need to cut PVC with it, only the flexible 3/4" irrigation line. I don't like hacking at this tough tubing with a utility knife, anymore, because it's so easy to slip and mangle a finger, etc.Others have pointed out that the cost of a replacement blade is within a couple of dollars of a whole new tool, so thoroughly clean the material before you cut it, and make that blade last. Cutting tubing with dirt on it will dull the blade in no time.

I was even able to cut 1-1/2 inch PEX with these without any issues. I just had to be careful and rotates them as I cut.I researched pretty much every tubing cutter on Amazon and dozens from other online sources....nothing has better range than this for the price and thay doesn't need to rachet.They little wire loop at the end is annoying to have in your way when you cut. However, couldn't find anything else that had this capacity and a different kind of handle lock. The Southwire cutters were not like thier photo. Thier handle locks just like this rigid does.If you need the range this has you should get this. If you don't you should try the lenox cutter with the lock on side of a handle.

They cut right through plastic and rubber with easy. They are justed the right size. The price is right.

Las mejores y baratas para cortar tubería de una pulgada para bajo

Excellent product it last a whole bunch the blades can be used on both

El mejor cortador o tijeras que existe.Sin duda lo volvería a comprar 1000 veces más

E plastica dura per un solo taglio

Fast delivery and great quality

all good

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