Pipe cutter HOGERT 18 mm model HT1P624 for cutting plastic and copper pipes

Handheld pipe cutter HOGERT HT1P624 with 18 mm cutting capacity is a compact tool designed for cutting small-diameter plastic and thin-walled copper pipes. The cutter provides clean, square cuts required for reliable joints and fittings during installation and repair work. Its handheld form factor makes it suitable for use in tight spaces and on-site plumbing tasks where accuracy and portability are important.

Advantages

The cutter delivers precise, burr-free cuts on PVC, PEX and thin-walled copper tubing up to 18 mm in diameter, reducing the need for additional deburring. The compact design and ergonomic grip allow controlled single-handed operation, improving accuracy in confined areas. The tool is lightweight and easy to carry between workshop and job site, while the replaceable sharp cutting wheel maintains consistent performance over time.

Suitable for

• Cutting small-diameter plastic pipes (PVC, PEX) for plumbing installations
• Trimming thin-walled copper tubing for fittings and connectors
• On-site maintenance and repair tasks in residential and light commercial systems
• Work in tight or confined areas where a compact handheld cutter is required

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting capacity: 18 mm diameter
• Suitable pipe materials: plastic (PVC, PEX) and thin-walled copper
• Handheld, compact design for one-handed operation
• Ergonomic grip for controlled cutting
• Replaceable cutting wheel for sustained cutting performance

How to use

Position the pipe squarely in the cutter's jaw at the desired cutting mark, then squeeze the handles steadily to engage the cutting wheel. Rotate the cutter or re-position the pipe as needed while maintaining firm pressure to complete a clean, square cut. After cutting, inspect the pipe end and remove any loose debris; if necessary, replace the cutting wheel according to the manufacturer's guidance to restore cutting quality.

Usage recommendations

Use the cutter within its 18 mm capacity and on recommended materials (PVC, PEX, thin-walled copper) to ensure clean cuts and tool longevity. Keep the cutting wheel sharp and clean; replace the wheel when cuts become rough or require excessive force. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, secure pipes before cutting, and follow standard plumbing installation practices for best results.