Apollo
Apollo 69PC02PZ Ratcheting PVC Pipe Cutter
Ratcheting PVC pipe and tubing cutter handles 1/8 in. to 1 in. diameters with an ergonomic knob for quick, easy cuts
- Ergonomic knob gives firm grip for quick cuts
- Ratcheting action slices PVC and tubing smoothly
- Cuts pipe from 1/8 in. to 1 in.
- Simple one‑hand operation speeds up the job
- California Prop 65 warning: contains listed chemicals
Ratcheting PVC Pipe Cutter
The Apollo 69PC02PZ is a hand tool built to cut PVC pipe and tubing from 1/8 in. to 1 in. A ratcheting mechanism advances the blade incrementally, letting the user make clean cuts with repeated squeezes rather than a single forceful stroke. An oversized ergonomic knob gives a secure grip during extended use. It is sold new and ships directly from the manufacturer.
Who should use this cutter
Plumbers, irrigation technicians and DIYers who need a compact, manual cutter for small-diameter plastic pipe will appreciate the ratchet action and comfortable handle. The tool is limited to PVC and similar tubing up to one inch, so it cannot handle larger pipe, metal conduit or thick-walled industrial materials. Buyers who need higher capacity or powered cutting should look at other equipment.
Cutting capacity decides fit
The decisive specification is the 1/8 in. to 1 in. cutting range. If your pipe falls inside that window the cutter will work; if the pipe is larger you need a different tool. No other measurement in the data changes that basic requirement.
Highlights
- Ergonomic knob gives firm grip for quick cuts
- Ratcheting action slices PVC and tubing smoothly
- Cuts pipe from 1/8 in. to 1 in.
- Simple one‑hand operation speeds up the job
- California Prop 65 warning: contains listed chemicals
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size PVC pipe can the Apollo 69PC02PZ cut?
The Apollo 69PC02PZ ratcheting cutter handles PVC pipe and tubing from 1/8 in. up to 1 in. outside diameter.
Will the Apollo 69PC02PZ cutter damage my existing copper tubing?
This model is designed for PVC and similar plastic tubing; using it on copper may deform the tube or dull the blade.
How do I know the Apollo 69PC02PZ is cutting cleanly after I set it up?
A clean cut leaves a smooth, square end on the PVC with no burrs or crushing; the ratchet should advance smoothly through the stroke.
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