RIDGID 31642 Tagliatubi ad azione rapida modello 152, tagliatubi per tubi da 1/4" a 2-5/8"

Brand:RIDGID

3.8/5

€
145.28

Il tagliatubi ha una capacità di taglio da 1/4" a 2-5/8" (da 6 mm a 66 mm). Il perno della ruota X-CEL con design con fermo a sfera consente di cambiare rapidamente la ruota della taglierina senza bisogno di attrezzi e senza clip perse. Dispone di un comodo alesatore pieghevole per pulire e assicurare una migliore connessione. Design ad azione rapida, struttura a I-beam e superfici di usura temprate per una durata superiore. Gruppi di scorrimento reggispinta per un funzionamento regolare. Manopola X-CEL per tagliare i tubi più rapidamente e facilmente con un design più ampio ed ergonomico.

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EAN: 0095691316424

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Utensili manuali, Taglierine, Tagliatubi,

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎1
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 675 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎31642
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎31642
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎2.05 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Ridgid Tool Company
Measurement System	‎metric
Part Number	‎31642
Power Source	‎Hand Powered
Product Dimensions	‎10 x 5.1 x 2.7 inches
Size	‎1/4-inch to 2-5/8-inch Tube Cutter
Style	‎Cutter
Warranty Description	‎Lifetime warranty on material defects and workmanship for the normal life of the product

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Scritto da: Dragon

Works for 16 gauge steel pipe

I wanted a pipe cutter for 16 gauge steel pipe I used to reinforce the roof of a car canopy, According to the specs on this cutter, it's meant only for plastic with one wheel, or copper/aluminum with the other wheel it comes with. However, I saw a reviewer mention they used it to cut thick steel fence posts, and other cutters intended for steel are twice the price, so I thought I'd give it a try. The copper cutting wheel had no problem cutting my steel pipe. I'm guessing that if you tried to use this cutter for steel a lot the blade would wear quickly, but for occasional use I think it's fine. I searched for awhile to see if there were cutting blades you could buy that were intended for steel, but I think Rigid doesn't market them for this cutter as they want you to buy a more expensive one. On an external web site I did find a blade called E-4546 aka 33190 which the site claims is meant for steel/stainless steel and it also claims it will fit this cutter, but I couldn't verify that on Rigid's web site. However, the back of the packaging that comes with the cutter does mention it works with E-4546 (Cat. No. 33190) for cutting stainless steel (it doesn't say steel, but I would guess it's fairly equivalent). I've only cut one pipe so far but the cut lined up after one revolution by simply tightening the cutter firmly. That was not the case with a pipe cutter I rented last year - I had to torque the cutter in a particular way on the first rotation to get the cut to line up. One thing I don't like about this cutter is the knob you turn to tighten it. My hands sweat and I have to squeeze the knob very tightly to make it tighten which hurts my hand after a bit. I much preferred the sliding bar of the previous cutter I rented that gives you leverage to tighten it easily. The "X-CEL" pin that holds the cutter wheel in is a neat idea. It's basically a pin with two spring-loaded ball bearings on the end that prevent the pin from slipping out. It's similar to the spring-loaded ball bearings that hold a socket onto most socket wrenches. Since they also call the knob an "X-CEL" knob I was expecting to be able to remove the knob with some sort of similar pin in order to get at the cutting wheel stored in the knob, but instead you seem to need to remove a Phillips-head screw to get at the spare cutting wheel. That's rather annoying. The instructions that come with the cutter are pretty vague. For example, it says "Open cutter by depressing release nut". They don't have a diagram or description of what they mean by a release nut. Luckily the tool is fairly simple and I think they mean for you to press down on a black lever near the knob that lets the cutting wheel slide forward and back. I also found there's a short blade you can fold out of the top of the tool much like a pocket knife blade. The manual doesn't mention it so I have no idea what the intended purpose is.

Scritto da: Carson Stump

Cuts through titanium tubing

Cuts through thin titanium tube fairly well.

Scritto da: Steven Webster

Very smooth operation, clean cuts

I cut copper tubing with it. It is a well made cutter. It is made with good quality.

Scritto da: Daniel

great tool, but slightly peeved

5 stars means "I Love It", 4 stars means "I Like It", and 3 stars means "It's OK" Well as high of quality as I think this tool is, It's definitely not a 3 or lower. I really wanted to give it 5 stars but I can't. For the past 1.5 years I've been using a ~$20 tube cutter from Menards and it finally snapped in half. I always believed that "You buy cheap, you buy twice" so this time I dropped the dime on this clearly and obviously superior tool. But I can't give it/them 5 stars because after literally 32 days of ownership (who has a 32 day return window??) the cutting wheel got a nice chip in it. I'm a reasonable guy so I figure it was a fluke and I will continue using it once I get it fixed. I called RIDGID and got someone from customer service who did help me set it up to be serviced. So I printed off the form and shipped it to RIDGID at my expense. After 10 days I was getting impatient because I have tubes to cut! I called the number for the service center and got a "experiencing high call volume try back again in a few minutes". I think I called back about 5 times over the next hour and nobody would pick up the phone. Well after about the 2 week mark I finally got it back nice and serviced and oiled up. And it really is a good tool (probably). All's well that ends well I suppose... but in every line of work I've ever been in you cannot go 2 weeks without correspondence or even an email acknowledging that they received, fixed, shipped out, etc.If that doesn't matter to you then this is a 5 star tool.

Scritto da: Lorelei Farr

Fantastic

I don't have time to write a long review: I'm a mom of littles, this worked amazingly to shorten my metal-legged chairs to fit under my beloved breakfast table. So easy to use. I had been frustrated for months over my mistake in purchasing chairs too high, and then found this. SOOO pleased.

Scritto da: Brandon Boyd

Ridged what more can you say

I used Ridgid tools in my line of work for years and you can’t go wrong with the quality

Scritto da: Michael

Cuts Through 2 3/8 Inch Diameter Galvanized Steel Pipe that is 1.5 mm thick without a problem

I needed to cut through a galvanized steel pipe used for chain link fencing. The pipe was 23/8 inches in diameter and about 1.5 mm thick as measured by my digital caliper. This cut through this pipe like a champ--no problems. I made sure to not to tighten it too much for each turn around the pipe. If you take it slow, you will not have problems even though this tool does not mention cutting through steel in the description. This is a very sturdy tool--it is a great addition to my tool box.

Scritto da: Romer B.

Lo Recomiendo 100%

Lo Recomiendo 100%

Scritto da: Hariton Patrascu

Top

Super top product, as aspected.

Scritto da: Paul B Mackenzie

Solid

I owned this tool for years before losing it and ordering this as a replacement. It’s my go to tubing cutter for 1/2”-2”

Scritto da: Samar

Best copper cutter

I am a licenced plumber. I ordered this cutter which I needed to cut 2" type L copper. I love it very good tool