Ridgid - CC247 RIDGID 40617 Model 101 Close Quarters Tubing Cutter, 1/4-inch to 1-1/8-inch Tube Cutter Silver

Ridgid - CC247 RIDGID 40617 Model 101 Close Quarters Tubing Cutter, 1/4-inch to 1-1/8-inch Tube Cutter Silver

• CLOSE QUARTERS TUBING CUTTER: Specially designed for use in tight spaces and on small diameter metal surfaces, a must-have in any plumber's tool kit
• WORKS WITH VARIOUS METALS: Features 1/4" to 1-1/8" cutting capacity and is suitable for use with hard and soft copper, aluminum, brass, and plastic, offering more versatility
• KNURLED FEED SCREW KNOB: Gives easy control of cutting pressure for clean cuts, offering convenient use
• STURDY DESIGN: Includes a strong yet lightweight slide and wheel housing for long-lasting durability, the cutter is made from durable and high-grade steel
• SPARE CUTTER WHEEL: Helps you get more out of this tool and ensures maximum uptime, so you're always prepared with the tools you need

<P>A handy tool for working in tight and cramped spaces, the RIDGID 40617 Close Quarters Tubing Cutter is a must have for any plumber's toolbox. This tube cutter is specially designed for use in restricted spaces on small diameter tubing. Rollers feature grooves for close-to-flare cuts. Constructed for durability and ease of use, it has strong yet lightweight slide and wheel housing and a large knurled feed screw knob that produces clean cuts through easy control of cutting pressure.</P><P>The metal tube cutter includes a spare cutter wheel in the knob for maximum uptime.</P><P>This RIDGID tubing cutter has a 1/4-inch to 1-1/8-inch cutting capacity and effectively cuts hard and soft copper, aluminum, brass and plastic tubing.</P><P>RIDGID covers its products with a lifetime warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the life of the tool.</P> <P>Since 1923, RIDGID has remained the symbol of certainty to dedicated professionals of the expert trades. Every tool that bears the RIDGID brand is engineered to the same high standards of quality, strength and endurance, as was that first heavy-duty pipe wrench more than 80 years ago.</P>