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PINOZE PVC Pipe Cutter - 3 Inch Max Opening, Heavy-Duty Ratchet Pipe Cutter Tool with Stabilizer for PVC, PPR, PE, PEX, Plastic Hoses & Plumbing Pipes with Teflon Coated SK5 Blade
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PINOZE PVC Pipe Cutter - 3 Inch Max Features
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[Heavy-duty & Quality] - The PINOZE PVC pipe cutter is made of durable hardness die-cast aluminum and includes a wear-resistant SK5 blade with Teflon coating; The V-blade design allows the tube cutter to penetrate the pipe more easily and more accurately, causing less damage and making a clean cut; Better for heavy-duty use
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[Wide Application] - With MAX Opening size of 3" (76mm), it can cut pipes with a maximum outer diameter of 3 inches. The ratchet pipe cutter is ideal for cutting PVC, CPVC, PP-R, PEX, PE, rubber hose and plastic pipe; A must-have cutting tool for home handymen, plumbers, electricians and vehicle mechanics
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[Innovative Cutting Stabilizer] - The innovative patented cutting stabilizer can provide better stability when cutting pipes smaller than 2-1/2" in diameter; It can be used depending on the diameter of the pipe that needs to be cut
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[Labor-saving Ratchet Mechanism] - Equipped with ratcheting drive technology, this professional PEX cutter greatly provide a powerful bite force to improve work efficiency and save your strength when cut pipes, allowing you to easily cut hard pipe with one hand
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[Ergonomic Handle & Safety Lock] - The dual-color handle adopts ABS spraying technology, which is non-slip and comfortable to hold, suitable for long-term work; And the stainless steel handle lock design can help save storage space and prevent accidental injury
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[Tips for Cutting Pipes Straight] - Make sure the blade of the tube cutter tool is perpendicular to the pipe before cutting, as this will help to have a clean and perpendicular cut
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[Tips for Cutting Thin Pipes] - When cutting thin PVC pipes, rotate the pipe slightly to make a partial depth of circumferential cut after fixing it with the V-shaped portion of the blade, and then make a complete cut; If you cut a thin PVC pipe without rotating it, it may break
