In the municipal sewer and water industry, precise and efficient pipe cutting is crucial for maintenance and installation work. These tools are designed for precision and ease of use in challenging environments. With features that allow for adjustable cutting depths and diameters, they cater to a range of pipe sizes, ensuring versatility. The focus on safety and stability in design is paramount, particularly for operations against walls or under concrete surfaces. Take a look at some product options below.
Dallas Specialty Internal Pipe Cutter
The Internal Pipe Cutter from Dallas Specialty has a free spinning shaft and blade that attaches easily to the chuck. It is quickly adjustable using the convenient twist/set handle. Simply release the twist/set handle and slide the guide collar over the shaft gauge to the correct depth, tighten the twist/set handle, insert into pipe and cut. Cuts pipe 1 1/2 to 6 inches, and has an adjustable cutting depth of 1 to 6 inches. A safety collar prevents the blade and shaft from falling down the pipe. It is ideal for tight spaces, and for cutting pipes against walls and below concrete surfaces. A handle gives stability and control to the cutter. 800-222-5644; www.dallasspecialty.com
Reed Manufacturing Guillotine Pipe Cutters
Guillotine Pipe Cutters from Reed are designed to cut PE pipe within 1/8 inch of square on medium and high-density pipe. Manual, guillotine style cutter slices smoothly through polyethylene. Three models cover from 1 1/2- to 12-inch pipe diameters. Accurate cuts from mean no facing is needed for electrofusion and only minimal facing for butt fusion joints. These tools leave a super smooth cut surface. A durable, nonstick coated blade makes many square cuts with no chips to clog valves and small openings. A slight taper on the blade allows an easy start to the cut, and holds form for a nice, straight cut. Blades are easy to sharpen or replace. 814-452-3691; www.reedmfgco.com
