Orion
Orion MJGT1 Mechanical Joint Grooving Tool 1 1/2 in for Schedule 40 80 pipe
Grooves 1 1/2 inch Schedule 40 and 80 Blueline pipe for mechanical joints in a compact 6 inch metal tool
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Grooves Schedule 40 and 80 pipe efficiently
- Mechanical joint design ensures reliable connections
- Compact 6 in length fits tight workspaces
- Durable metal construction withstands job-site use
- Purpose-built for 1 1/2 in pipe applications
Mechanical Joint Grooving Tool for Schedule 40
The Orion MJGT1 cuts grooves into 1 1/2 in pipe made for Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 Blueline systems. Its metal body measures 6 in overall length and is built to withstand repeated field use. Plumbers and pipefitters use it to prepare mechanical joint connections quickly on site.
Suited for installers working
This tool is not for crews grooving other pipe sizes or different wall schedules. It does not suit applications that require powered roll-grooving or copper and plastic piping systems. Buyers needing a range of diameters should look at a different tool.
Grooves 1 1/2 in pipe for Schedule 40
The single specification that decides fit is the pipe size and schedule rating marked on the tool. If the job calls for 1 1/2 in Schedule 40 or 80 Blueline, this grooving tool matches the requirement. Any other size or schedule will not work with this model.
Highlights
- Grooves Schedule 40 and 80 pipe efficiently
- Mechanical joint design ensures reliable connections
- Compact 6 in length fits tight workspaces
- Durable metal construction withstands job-site use
- Purpose-built for 1 1/2 in pipe applications
Specifications
| Brand | Orion |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
What does the Schedule 40 and 80 rating mean for the grooves this tool cuts?
The tool is built to cut grooves on pipe rated for Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 wall thickness, matching the mechanical-joint specifications for those schedules.
Which pipe standard does the tool follow for its groove profile?
It follows the mechanical-joint groove standard used on Blueline pipe in Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 sizes.
What length of pipe section is needed for the tool to engage and cut?
The tool body is 6 in long, so the pipe must provide at least that much straight, accessible length for the tool to clamp and groove.
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