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The PEX Hose Pipe Clamp Tools gives reliable, watertight crimps on stainless steel clamps. It is lightweight and valuable for reaching into tight quarters. It features a comfort grip, ratcheting handle for its full-cycle mechanism crimps.
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SANDER VANTWISK
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de marzo de 2025
These saved my butt on 1/2" pex lines after buying the useless $15 tool at Home Depot.Work great, easy to use. Everything leak-free first try.
John Hierons
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de abril de 2025
Good value worked perfectly
Paul
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de marzo de 2019
I am "building" a Whole House Water treating system and "went back and forth" between going from a PEX main to a CPVC set up to a full PEX set up. I then "went back and forth" between going copper crimp rings and stainless cinch rings. After MUCH research and personal experience, I (comfortably) decided on the stainless steel cinch rings and more specifically, this tool... A much better value then a copper ring crimping tool set . Secondly, it is easier to remove the stainless steel rings if one needs to. In what I am doing, I primarily am working with 1" piping and a little 1/2".This tool is a good quality for the price. I like the ratcheting feature. I have read some reviews about working 1" inch send out does not concern me. The tool looks heavy enough to manage it.While I have not used it as of this review, I am very pleased with the quality and price of this tool..UPDATE : I FINALLY got to use it. I am currently using on all 1" (Sharkbite Brand) rings/clamps with no issues. (No tool twisting etc.) I can see where some folks may have issues on 1" trying to clamp, but begin a maintenance proffessional, I would say it is normal. One just needs to get into a good position to leverage ones strength. One can also use physics by putting two 1" X 1 foot PEX pieces (or similar) over the handles extending ones leverage. Made it much easier. I did most of mine without "the help"... Worked great...
vdawg80
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de septiembre de 2018
The frostfree sillcock for my front yard needed to be replaced after 20+ years of use. Washer was bad, and the rusty screwhead holding it broke. Minerals in our local water are hard on plumbing parts. Better to replace than repair.Noticed that new sillcocks aren't exactly the same length as the existing. The best quality sillcock I could find was 3/8" shorter than the one I was replacing. I remembered replacing the front yard sillcock once before. Remembered dry fitting copper fittings and various short lengths of 1/2 inch copper until the connection between the sillcock and the 1/2 inch copper supply pipe was just right. Then sweating the joints. Hmmm. Did not want to spend my Saturday morning repeatedly cutting small lengths of copper pipe until I got just the perfect little piece that worked.Read up on PEX and decide snipping off little lengths of PEX would be a lot faster. And would simplify any future sillcock replacement.Access to pipes through garage wall was easy. Desoldered the necessary copper joints and removed old fittings. Then sweated in a new 1/2 inch copper to 1/2 inch PEX adapter to supplying pipe. Then tightened a 1/2" female copper to 1/2" PEX adapter to end of new sillcock. Measured, cut and test fitted PEX pipe to fit. Need a few tries, but easy to snip with a PEX cutting tool, and PEX is cheap. Slid on a couple of 1/2 inch Sharkbite clamps, used this clamping tool to tighten, and voila, job done.Couldn't understand why the big box stores charge $40+ for tools to cinch PEX clamps. Glad I found this item only.It worked great. Fast, easy, no leaks.
AmaniSofia
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de abril de 2017
This is a great item. I find the clamp rings are easier to use then the copper "crimp" rings. The "crimp" rings require a little practice to get to crimp correctly and are almost impossible to use in a tight space. These clamp rings are much easier to use. This tool is well built and the ratcheting mechanism makes it easy to clamp the rings on. The "crimp" tools require a lot of force to crimp but this clamp tool does not.I bought the 3/8 clamps at a local orange big box store.PEX plumbing is much easier to use then copper. My house has the pex pipe running directly to the faucets and toilets. It has no shut off valve at the fixture. If I had a leak I would have to run to the garage to turn off the water. I installed shut off valves at all the fixtures using this tool.Anyone looking to do this you will most likely have 3/8 pex running to you fixture. The only place you can find a valve with 3/8 pex barb is the online orange store. I got a six pack and added a shut off valve to all my fixtures. Each one took about thirty seconds with no leaks. Great tool to have if you have pex plumbing. Comes packaged like it is a fancy electronic device.
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