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Milwaukee 48-22-4202 Tubing Cutter

SKU: milwaukee-48-22-4202 Model: 48-22-4202
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$29.99
Milwaukee 48-22-4202 Tubing Cutter

Milwaukee 48-22-4202 Tubing Cutter

SKU: milwaukee-48-22-4202 Model: 48-22-4202
Not Available
$29.99

The Milwaukee Tubing Cutter (48-22-4202) offers cleaner cuts on 1" rubber and plastic tubing/PEX-a tubing. It boasts rust protection along with an all metal core and durable frame.

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The Milwaukee Tubing Cutter (48-22-4202) offers cleaner cuts on 1" rubber and plastic tubing/PEX-a tubing. It boasts rust protection along with an all metal core and durable frame.

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Product Overview

Tubing Cutter

The Milwaukee Tubing Cutter (48-22-4202) offers cleaner cuts on 1" rubber and plastic tubing/PEX-a tubing. It boasts rust protection along with an all metal core and durable frame. It also is capable of one-handed locking and remains locked while in the pouch.

  • Double-ground V-shaped blade (patent pending) offers cleaner cuts on 1" rubber and plastic tubing/PEX-a tubing
  • All metal core, durable frame
  • Rework groove to correct mistakes quickly and effectively
  • 1-handed locking and remains locked while in pouch (patent pending)
  • Rust protection increases tool life by reducing corrosion

In The Box

  • One (1) Tubing Cutter

Product Specifications

SKU
milwaukee-48-22-4202
Model
48-22-4202
UPC / ISBN
045242343133
Brand
Milwaukee
Shipping Weight
1.25 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
5 Years
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Hand
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3.6 Based on 8 Reviews
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12/27/2020
Brandon B.

SAFETY CONCERN

I'm a die hard Milwaukee fan and I must admit I am highly disappointed in this tool. I have been using a co workers sharkbite brand and was excited to add this to my milwaukee collection. After receiving it in the mail, today was my first day getting to try it out. Within the first 30 minutes of use I sliced my finger open on the protruding edge. The cut was actually deep enough that I bled for about an hour, and bled on a clients brand new deck. This feature needs to be nipped in the butt asap before more accidents occur. All it would take is reshaping the blade. I took a file to mine (seen in pictures).

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08/10/2020
John23464

Good product but........

Very comfortable to use. Cuts irrigation pipe and PEX extremely well. Unfortunately the packaging claims an indestructible frame and mine broke cutting a 3/4 piece of PVC.

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03/30/2020
Mike333

Best pex cutter I?ve used

Ive had these cutter for about three months now so glad I purchased them. They save time and effort compared to ratchet snappers.

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01/19/2020
Shady@Best

Okay, but who did the r&d on the sharp point?

This is a great well built tubing cutter. Although it's priced a tad high for what it is. I realize that this tool was designed with expansion pex in mind but there is no clear explanation on how to use the expansion ring remover tool. When the cutter is in its closed and locked position there is about 1/8th inch of blade that hangs out and tends to cut the heck out of unexpecting helpers. This feature is the reason why I bought this tool. Not that I like the amount of band aids and workers comp claims I had to pay for. But rather the supposed ease of removing and reusing expensive uponor fittings. The problem is that I have no idea how this "feature" is supposed to be used. It appears that one is supposed to drag this blade across the expansion ring. But why buy a tool for this when a razor knife works better and is much cheaper. So come on Milwaukee. Show me and the rest of us just how handy this tool is. Because as of right now my $12 home depot pipe cutter works way better for removing rings than this Milwaukee tool. Travis

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12/02/2019
Coleski

Awesome but broke fast

I bought a brand new pair of them and they broke in 5 months, they just collapsed. The pins broke and now its really hard to use them. Worked great when the didnt break. I just figured theyd last longer

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