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Ridgid 34403 Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter

SKU: ridgid-34403 Model: 34403
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$452.10
Ridgid 34403 Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter

Ridgid 34403 Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter

SKU: ridgid-34403 Model: 34403
Not Available
$452.10

Compatible with all Ridgid standard press tools, this Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter (34403) cuts 1-1/2" to 4" no hub and service weight soil pipe. It has a straight cut window to ensure a straight cut on the marked pipe every time, eliminating the need to score the pipe.

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Compatible with all Ridgid standard press tools, this Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter (34403) cuts 1-1/2" to 4" no hub and service weight soil pipe. It has a straight cut window to ensure a straight cut on the marked pipe every time, eliminating the need to score the pipe.

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Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter

Compatible with all Ridgid standard press tools, this Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter (34403) cuts 1-1/2" to 4" no hub and service weight soil pipe. It has a straight cut window to ensure a straight cut on the marked pipe every time, eliminating the need to score the pipe.

  • Compatible with all Ridgid standard press tools
  • Cuts 1-1/2" to 4" no hub and service weight soil pipe
  • Eliminates the need to score the pipe
  • Straight cut window to ensure a straight cut on the marked pipe every time
  • Includes the press snap cutter, case and manual

In The Box

  • One (1) Press Snap Soil Pipe Cutter

Product Specifications

SKU
ridgid-34403
Model
34403
UPC / ISBN
095691344038
Brand
Ridgid
Shipping Weight
12.8 lb
Shipping Dims
0.12 in. x 15.00 lb. x 0.80 in.
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Lifetime
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Hand
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