AIRAJ Ratchet PVC Pipe Cutter,Cuts up to 2-1/2"PEX,PVC,PPR and Plastic Hoses,Pipe Cutters with Sharp SK5 Stainless Steel Blades,Suitable for Home Repairs and Plumbers
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Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
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- High Quality:The durable tube cutter is made of manganese steel and high-quality aluminum alloy that is high hardness,good toughness,strength and durable not easily to rust.
- Wide Application:The tube cutter is commonly used for cutting most kinds of plastic (PVC,CPVC,PPR,PEX,PE,Rubber hose,ect.)and multilayer tubing.Cutting capacity is up to 2-1/2 inch.
- Safe and convenient for you:Ratchet drive design makes sure auto-locking function in the process of cutting, which protects users away from hurt because blade bounces back.Because of the rubber handle the stainless buckle is not easily to slip off.Buckle the safe lock,the tube cutter will become small to carry or store.
- Labor-saving:Gear driver,save strength.The ratcheting action allows for easy,one-hand cutting and blade release.
- Ergonomics handle Design:rubber-made handle is comfortable and powerful which guarantee on long-lasting working.
Manufacturer: Qingdao Yi Gou Hardware Tools Co., Ltd.
Part Number: 2340
Item Weight: 1.19 pounds
Package Dimensions: 10.39 x 4.61 x 1.34 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 2-1/2“
Size: 2-1/2''(64mm MAX)
Color: Orange
Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
Material: Stainless Steel
Blade Edge: SK5 Stainless Steel
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: July 20, 2019
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Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
I am a licensed plumber. I work frequently with 2" schedule 40 pvc. I am excited to recommend and review this large up to 2.5" cutter by Airaj. My previous cutter was the Ridgid 2375 cutter that cost me $95 at Home Depot before tax, so over $100. It never worked that well but I thought this is what it is, either you deal with this or you get the hack saw. The Ridgid cutter would squeeze the pipe with great pressure and you can see the pipe actually bend before the blade begins to cut. This is because the blade lays flat across the pipe. Unless that blade is brand new it is going to squeeze and sometimes snap the pipe. In colder weather it's even worse. If you are trying to cut less than 2" of pipe forget it, get the hack saw because the Ridgid cutter will simply snap it. To make matters worse, the Ridgid pipe cutter has a cheap plastic clip that holds the handle closed when not in use. That clip broke within 6 months so these cutters are always wide open in my tool box with the sharp blade exposed. Finally, the Ridgid pipe cutter is very difficult to change the blade. I know their video makes it look easy but that guy is probably a magician and besides that he's working with a brand new tool. You have to push on one side and then press on the other. I couldn't do it, both sides were stuck. Lets see him try it with my old worn out tool. O.k. now let's talk about the Airaj cutter. First of all, at around $25 after tax it costs less than a replacement blade for my Ridgid cutter; yet the quality is apparently the same - it's all metal construction. Now the best part- look at my picture, look at that blade. The blade is not straight, it's a triangle, it PIERCES the pvc, not presses on it flatly. It instantly punctures the pvc and cuts it like BUTTER! I can cut 1/2" at a time if I want to without snapping the pipe! Next, look at the closing holder, it's made of metal. Yes, it can still break, but it won't break as quickly as a cheap plastic one. And if it does brake, I can get a paper clip or whatever piece of wire to go through the hole. Can't do that with the Ridgid! Finally, look at how easy it is to change the blade. There's a screw. Imagine that! Remove the screw and the blade comes out, Old tool or new tool, I know how to remove a screw. No magician tricks required.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2022 by Marco's Tankless LLC Marco's Tankless LLC
Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
Cuts 1.25 PVC pipe very quickly, nice tool to have laying around when you need a quick cut.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Will I Am
Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
In terms of functionality, these cutters did the job, but the finish is of poor quality and was chipping off right out of the box. The latch design is also lacking, there's no notch for it to sit in, so any jostling in a toolbox leads to it unlatching and popping open. Individually these aren't big issues, but taken together it makes the tool a poor value if you're going to be using it regularly.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by S1
Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
Great product
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 by William
Style: 1-3/4 Inch(42mm MAX)
I bought this plastic pipe cutter to help me cut a golf ball cutter just enough to allow me to remove half the cover on the golf ball. It's not designed to cut down about one eighth of an inch all around so I can pry the cover off of one side of a golf ball. It is a great plastic pipe cutter!
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023 by J Wilber
Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
I had to replace my pool pump filter. I have zero skills in piping, so I started with a saw. After one attempt at cutting, I found a tool (not this one) that has a tiny blade that will cut through piping. After 5 cuts with that, the blade broke and the replacement blade cut in spirals. So I got this pipe cutter instead. The cuts were very quick and pretty accurate. I have a few cuts that were at a diagonal, but I attribute that to user error. I highly recommend this ratchet cutter!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by J.M.
Style: 1-3/4 Inch(42mm MAX)
I tried this out on some of the old left over CVP pipe and found it to crack the pipe while cutting. I would not use it on old pipe.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025 by Tracy Brown
Style: 2-1/2 Inch(64mm MAX)
I'm no pro craftsman, but I do a lot of my own work on plumbing and electrical as I grew up on a farm where we had to and would consider myself an experienced DIY'er. I used this cutter twice on 1-1/4" CPVC (schedule 40). The first cut did ok - I noticed that the ratcheting mechanism was much more difficult to operate than a similar style cheap cutter for smaller CPVC I got at one of the big box stores. That being said, this cutter returned to the open position much easier. I bought this as the 1-1/4" CPVC either maxed those cutters out or was just on the edge of their size limit and usually left some material on the CPVC I had to trim down. I'd guess that first cut was into material that was 50 degrees F. On the second cut (probably 35-40 degrees F) in a trench the cutter got stuck and I couldn't get it to index to the next spot on the ratcheting blade. Admittedly, this was in a narrow trench where I can't guarantee the cleanliness of the bottom side of the conduit. The cutter was stuck in the conduit about 1/3 to 1/2 of the stroke and wasn't going to budge without forcing through the cut, so I used two pieces of 1" CPVC conduit as cheaters (around 10" long). I got through the cut, but it took a quarter inch or better chunk out of the blade and snapped the conduit worse than my small pair from the big box store. The chunk was near where the bottom of the conduit was, so it's possible something like a small gravel was stuck to the bottom, but I don't think that was the case. I was so frustrated with the cutters (and job) I threw them away without giving it a second thought. Since I was cutting in cold weather in a trench with cheaters, I usually wouldn't leave a review and call it my fault. I bought another pair from a company I'd heard of for about 3x the price as the job isn't complete, and due to the difficulty of operating the ratcheting cutters on a conduit size much smaller than the pair was rated for, decided to give the product 3 stars. It may perform well in "more ideal" conditions, but if you're buying a set to be your go-to in your plumbing/electrical kit when you need a reliable tool, I'd suggest you look elsewhere. If you see yourself potentially in a situation like the one I described, I'd at least suggest one with readily available replacement blades.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2019 by abakis