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Ridgid

Ridgid 32985 Tubing Cutter for Aluminum Brass Copper

SKU CH-H0SH-X6A3E

Cuts aluminum, brass and copper tubing from 3/16 to 15/16 inches with a compact 2 9/16 inch frame

  • Compact cutter fits tight spaces at 2 9/16 inches long
  • Cuts aluminum brass copper from 3/16 to 15/16 inches
  • Designed for soft tubing not stainless steel
  • Ridgid 32985 model built for plumbing tasks

Compact cutter for soft-metal tubing

The Ridgid 32985 is a midget tube cutter built for aluminium, brass and copper. It handles tubing from 3/16 up to 15/16 inches and fits into tight spaces thanks to its short 2 9/16 inch overall length. Plumbers and HVAC technicians can make clean, square cuts on small-diameter lines without the bulk of a full-size tool. The cutter is not rated for stainless steel.

Ideal for maintenance jobs on non-ferrous pipe

This cutter suits installers who work mainly with soft-metal tubing in confined areas and need a lightweight, easy-to-carry tool. It will not serve buyers who need to cut stainless steel, larger diameters or harder materials; those users should select a cutter rated for the specific material and size they encounter.

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Price $20.99
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Brand nameRIDGID

Questions about this item

What is the maximum tubing diameter this cutter can handle?

The Ridgid 32985 cuts tubing up to 15/16 inches in outside diameter.

How do you operate the cutter once it is positioned on the pipe?

Tighten the feed screw until the wheel contacts the tube, then rotate the tool around the pipe while gradually tightening after each revolution.

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