EditorialAn Easier Way to Cut Pipe

An Easier Way to Cut Pipe

Exact Pipe Tools introduces lightweight pipe cutter to the US market.
  • Appeared in print as "On the Cutting Edge"
  • By Luke LeNoble
  • July 2016
  • WWETT Spotlight

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An Easier Way to Cut Pipe
Lauri Makkonen, a sales representative for Exact Pipe Tools, demonstrates the lightweight PipeCut 170E unit for an attendee at the 2016 WWETT Show. The unit can be used to cut any pipe material from .5 to 6.7 inches in diameter. (Photo by Luke LeNoble)

Over the years, Exact Pipe Tools has developed a number of modern tools for pipe cutting. However, those tools haven’t been available in the United States until recently. That’s why the Finland-based company decided that the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport...

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