iGeelee Copper Press Tool for Viega ProPress Copper Fittings and Copper Pex Ring Set Hydraulic Pipe Crimping Tool (w/ 1 set (3 dies))

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Another copper crimping tool we have issuitable for copper pipes, copper fittings & joints, and copper sleeves, is made with aluminum alloy, has a 360-degree rotating head, creates leak-free connections, works for 1/2, 3/4 and 1” pipes/fittings, and has an ergonomic handle. In addition, soldering does take longer than crimping, which is often credited for its longer-lasting lifespan. So, you may have a more extended install period, but if your pipes stay watertight for decades, that may be worth it. Lastly, this high-power tool set has a 1/2" - 4" pressing capacity for copper, PEX, stainless steel, and carbon steel pipes, has crimp connect reporting technology, features forward and reverse triggers, is easy to use, is 20 volts, measures 7 x 18 x 25 inches, and weighs 23 pounds. The main objective here is to get your copper pipes connected and secure. Crimping will use other copper crimps/connectors for your two or more pipes: which should be easy for any skill set.

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This next crimping tool works well for copper materials, features a flexible 360-degree rotating head, fits in narrow spaces, can crimp 1/2, 3/4, and 1" tubes, has an ergonomic design, includes a carrying case, has a one-button switch to exchange jaws, and worksfor crimping lugs pressing fittings, plastic aluminum pipe, copper tube, etc.

The jury is still out on this issue between crimping and soldering copper pipes. According to many plumbing experts, soldering does give your pipes a long-term, corrosion-free alternative to crimping: but it can be more complex and require a professional. I have to admit opportunity cost is adding up in its favor. I hope I'm not creating and more problems for later albeit my experience with this cooper pipe system makes me wonder if the pipe can't last as long as the joining system whether fretting about the joining is as worth it as I thought.Connecting your pipes by crimping them is the best/only way to ensure they're watertight. Furthermore, with a powered crimping tool, you can get this process done usingspecial copper fittings attached to copper tubing. Unlike soldering, you don't need a torch or a deep pipe cleaning to crimp. With that said, you might prefer the promised permanent result from soldering. The following copper pipe tool works for Viega ProPress, Elkhart, and Conex copper fittings, has a 360-degree rotating head, works best for copper pipes (not for PEX pipes), and promises not to scratch piping/plumbing. When it comes to the best way to crimp copper pipes, this can be different for everyone. First, what size pipes do you need to join?