What is the function of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

Use Ratchet PVC Cutter to cut, the advantage of this is that the incision is relatively flat.

• What is the function of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

• What are the advantages of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

• What are the structural features of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

What is the function of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

Using the right Ratchet PVC Cutter can make DIY plumbing projects a lot easier. Just as there are many different types of pipe, there are several types of specialized pipe cutters, as well as general-purpose cutting tools that can be used to cut pipe and other types of materials.

Knowing the types of cutters on the market can help you choose the right Ratchet PVC Cutter for your project. You'll have a choice of several specialized cutters designed to cut specific materials, as well as some general-purpose cutting tools that can be used to cut pipes.

What are the advantages of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

High Quality: Ratchet PVC Cutter Durable Pipe Cutter is made of manganese steel and high quality aluminum alloy, with high hardness, good toughness, strong and durable, not easy to rust.

Wide range of applications: Pipe cutters are commonly used to cut most plastics (PVC, CPVC, PPR, PE, rubber hoses, etc.) and multi-layer pipes. Cutting capacity up to 2-1/2 inches (about 6.4 cm).

SAFE AND CONVENIENT: The ratchet drive design of the Ratchet PVC Cutter ensures an automatic locking function during the cutting process, which protects the user from injury due to blade bouncing. Thanks to the rubber handle, the stainless steel buckle is not easy to slip off. With hasp safety lock, the tube cutter will become small and easy to carry or store.

Effort-saving: The gear drive of the Ratchet PVC Cutter saves power. The ratcheting action allows for easy, one-handed cutting and blade release.

Ergonomic handle design: The handle made of rubber is comfortable and strong, ensuring long-term work.

What are the structural features of Ratchet PVC Cutter?

Using a copper pipe cutter on materials other than copper will dull the cutting blade, so if you do this frequently, expect to change the cutting wheel occasionally.

Most people who do their day-to-day plumbing work find it useful to have at least two Ratchet PVC Cutters on hand:

A small "thumb" knife ideal for getting into tight spots. This type can usually cut pipe up to an inch in diameter, but requires more effort.

The Standard Ratchet PVC Cutter has a larger body and handle, making it easier to rotate the tool around the pipe. Many standard knives have built-in reaming tools designed to smooth the cut edges of pipe prior to welding or assembly.

Ratchet PVC Cutter also works well in these tight spots. Each time the tool rotates around the pipe, they automatically tighten - no manual tightening is required.

Make sure to buy a copper pipe cutter that fits the size of pipe you typically use.

SAAME Tools, which has been established for over ten years, focuses on the production of Ratchet PVC Cutters. Here, you can find the Ratchet PVC Cutters you need.