Ridgid
Ridgid 75567 Cutter Wheel for 73162
Replacement cutter wheel compatible with Ridgid model 73162 for cutting steel
- TypeBroaches
- Compatible with Ridgid model 73162 for precise pipe cutting
- Steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- 3/4 in tool length fits standard equipment
- Direct replacement for part 43FT05 simplifies maintenance
- Designed specifically for steel pipe applications
Ridgid 75567 Cutter Wheel
The Ridgid 75567 is a steel replacement cutter wheel designed for the Ridgid 73162 tool. It serves professionals and maintenance crews who need a direct spare to keep their existing pipe-cutting equipment operational.
Steel construction for steel pipe
The wheel is made from steel and rated for cutting steel pipe. This material match means the accessory handles the intended workpiece without premature wear, so the operator can complete the cut without swapping to a different wheel type.
Limited to the 73162 model
Compatibility is confined to the Ridgid 73162; the wheel will not fit other pipe cutters or threading machines. Buyers who need a cutter wheel for a different model or for non-steel materials must source a separate accessory.
Highlights
- Compatible with Ridgid model 73162 for precise pipe cutting
- Steel construction resists wear during heavy use
- 3/4 in tool length fits standard equipment
- Direct replacement for part 43FT05 simplifies maintenance
- Designed specifically for steel pipe applications
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
Questions about this item
How often will I need to replace the steel cutter wheel when cutting steel pipe?
The steel cutter wheel is a consumable part; replacement frequency depends on pipe wall thickness and total cutting time, so inspect the wheel edge regularly and swap it when the cutting profile dulls.
What limits continuous cutting with the 75567 wheel on a 73162 cutter?
The wheel diameter and steel material set the practical limit; heat buildup on the wheel face and pipe surface will slow the cut before the tool itself reaches any thermal threshold.
Does the 75567 cutter wheel generate noticeable noise or heat during all-day pipe cutting?
The wheel itself runs silently; noise and heat come from the powered cutter and friction on the steel pipe, so the wheel adds no extra acoustic or thermal load beyond normal cutting action.
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