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RIDGID 32573 Model 118 2-in-1 Close Quarters AUTOFEED 1/4" to 1-1/8" Metal Tubing Compact Cutter, Silver/Black
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RIDGID 32573 Model 118 2-in-1 Close Quarters Features
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METAL TUBING COMPACT CUTTER: Makes it quicker and easier to cut copper, brass, and aluminum tubing with a capacity of 1/4 in. to 1-1/8 in. in tight spaces that restrict rotation by hand
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2-IN-1 DESIGN: Allows the innovative cutter to be used alone or with the included easily attachable ratchet handle for superior flexibility and mobility
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ERGONOMIC HANDLE: Rugged, compact, and lightweight and attaches to the cutter to operate in ratchet steps as small as 10 degrees, allowing for fine indexing in tight areas
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CONVENIENT AND EFFICIENT: Features a high-quality steel constructed long-life cutter wheel with a spare wheel stored in the knob
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SIMPLE TO OPERATE: Football-shaped knob is easy to turn and only requires tightening once while the spring-loaded cutter wheel makes cuts automatically for ease of use and labor in hard-to-reach areas
About RIDGID 32573 Model 118 2-in-1 Close Quarters
Product Description Built on the trust of the trades, you need tools designed for experts and built to last. Experience the durability of the RIDGID 118 2-in-1 Close Quarters AUTOFEED Metal Tubing Cutter with 1/4"-1-1/8" capacity (catalog number 32573, model 118). This powerful cutter makes it quicker and easier to cut copper, brass, and aluminum tubing with a capacity of 1/4 inch to 1-1/8 inch in tight spaces that restrict rotation by hand. With an innovative two-in-one design, the tube cutter can either be used by itself or with the included easily attachable ratchet handle for superior flexibility and mobility. This ergonomic handle is rugged, compact, and lightweight and operates in ratchet steps as small as 10 degrees to allow for fine indexing in tight areas. Engineered for convenient and efficient operation, the football-shaped knob is easy to turn and only requires tightening once while the spring-loaded cutter wheel makes cuts automatically in hard-to-reach areas. This is completed with a high-quality steel constructed long-life cutter wheel and includes a spare wheel stored in the knob. RIDGID is a global manufacturer of more than 300 dependable and innovative tools, trusted by the skilled trades in more than 100 countries. RIDGID products are purpose built for professionals in the evolving commercial, industrial and energy markets who install and maintain the world's infrastructure. BUILT FOR THOSE WHO KNOW.® From the Manufacturer The Ridgid 32573 118 Close Quarters Quick-Feed Cutter can now be enhanced with a ratchet handle that allows for easier cutting in tight, restricted spaces. Of rugged and compact design, the handle can be attached to the cutter and operated in ratchet steps as small as 10 degrees. This allows for fine indexing of the cutter to operate in tight spaces. The new ratchet handle allows more flexibility and mobility while keeping the AUTOFEED features of the model 118 Cutter, which is designed to cut hard and soft copper, aluminum and brass. The 2-in-1 close quarters cutter can be used alone or with the ratchet handle, a light and ergonomic accessory to help use the cutter in tight and restricted spaces. This cutter is easy to use in hard-to-reach areas because the knob only needs to be tightened once. The handle works in tight spaces that are too small to rotate the cutter by hand. The 32573 is adjustable to any size from 1/4-Inch to 11/8-Inch OD. This tubing cutter comes with a spare E-3469 cutter wheel in the knob. Since 1923, Ridgid has remained the symbol of certainty to dedicated professionals of the expert trades. Ridgid covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool.
