Pipe Cutter YATO YT-22295 — PTFE-coated cutter for PE pipes 3–40–50–63 mm

Handheld pipe cutter YATO YT-22295 is designed to deliver precise cuts on polyethylene (PE) pipes with diameters of 3 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm and 63 mm. The cutter features a PTFE-coated blade that reduces friction during cutting and helps produce smooth, burr-free ends. Its compact, ergonomic body is suited for use in confined spaces and for on-site plumbing, irrigation and HVAC work where quick, accurate pipe preparation is required.

Advantages

The PTFE-coated cutting blade minimizes sticking and wear, allowing consistent cutting performance over repeated use. The tool’s compact form factor offers improved maneuverability in tight installations, and the blade geometry ensures straight, clean cuts that reduce the need for additional deburring. Lightweight construction and a simple operating mechanism allow fast, one-handed operation during routine pipe fitting tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting PE (polyethylene) water and drainage pipes
• Plumbing installation and repair work
• Irrigation system assembly and maintenance
• HVAC plastic pipe preparation and modification

Key specifications

• Compatible pipe diameters: 3 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm, 63 mm
• Blade: PTFE-coated cutting blade for reduced friction
• Intended material: polyethylene (PE) pipes
• Design: handheld, compact cutter suitable for on-site use

How to use

Position the cutter so the blade aligns squarely with the pipe at the intended cut line. Squeeze the handles to engage the blade and make a controlled cut through the pipe wall, applying steady pressure until the blade passes completely through. After cutting, inspect the pipe end for any residual burrs; the PTFE-coated blade typically produces smooth edges but light deburring may be performed if necessary. Store the cutter with the blade retracted or locked to maintain safety and blade condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the cutter only on polyethylene (PE) pipes within the specified diameter range. Avoid cutting metal or reinforced composite pipes, and do not attempt to cut excessively frozen or brittle pipe sections. Periodically clean the blade and apply light lubrication to moving parts to preserve smooth operation and prolong blade life.