Dmax DMX4694 Professional Automatic Pipe Cutter (42 mm)
Smooth Cutting in One Stroke: Speed and Precision in Plumbing Work!
The Dmax DMX4694 is designed to transform plastic pipe cutting from a strenuous task into an effortless operation. Thanks to its ratcheting (automatic) mechanism, it cuts all PVC, PPRC, PE, and PEX pipes up to 42 mm in diameter without crushing the pipe and leaving no burrs. With its ergonomic design and sharp blade technology, it is ideal for both professional plumbers and home repair tasks.
Key Features
Automatic Ratchet Mechanism: Transmits power gradually when cutting the pipe. This minimizes hand fatigue even with the toughest pipes and allows for single-hand operation.
High-Carbon Steel Blade: The specially heat-treated V-shaped blade prevents the pipe from slipping and creates a clean cutting line from the first point of contact.
42 mm Cutting Capacity: Supports all standard household plumbing pipe diameters of 20, 25, 32, and 40 mm.
Quick Return Spring: Automatically brings the blade to the open position after cutting, ensuring you are immediately ready for the next cut.
Ergonomic Aluminum Body: Its lightweight yet impact-resistant cast body is manufactured to withstand tough conditions in construction environments. The non-slip handle design provides a secure grip.
Safety Lock: The safety latch keeps the blade closed when not in use, protecting the blade and allowing for safe transport.
Technical Specifications
Feature
Detail
Brand
Dmax
Model Code
DMX4694
Cutting Capacity
0 - 42 mm
Blade Material
Stainless / High-Carbon Steel
Body Material
Light Alloy Aluminum
Compatible Pipes
PPRC, PVC, PEX, PE, Poly (Plastic-based)
Areas of Use
Plumbing: Installation and repair of clean and waste water pipes.
Heating Systems: Laying PPRC type radiator pipes.
Agricultural Irrigation: Cutting polyethylene pipes used in garden irrigation systems.
Expert's Note: Especially in cold weather, PPRC or PVC pipes can become brittle. To prevent cracking, lightly heat the pipe before cutting or perform the cutting process in slow stages (by squeezing the ratchet one by one). To extend the life of your blade, do not cut metal pipes or thick-walled cables with these cutters.
