Question : What is the crimping capacity of this tool?
Answer : This tool crimps 1-inch copper rings.
Question : Does the well-polished jaw damage the copper rings?
Answer : No, it ensures no damage to the copper rings and pipe.
Question : What is the mechanism to open the jaws for crimping?
Answer : Simply pull back on the handles.
Question : Is a lot of muscle needed for this tool?
Answer : Yes, a lot of muscle is needed for this tool. It may be difficult to close the crimper in tight places, especially for larger sizes.
Question : Does this need to be calibrated?
Answer : No, calibration is not needed for this tool. It can be used right out of the box.
Question : Will this handle sharkbite stainless steel rings?
Answer : No, this tool is only for copper rings meeting ASTM 1807 standard, not for stainless steel rings.
Question : En que pais fue fabricada?
Answer : Está hecho en China.
Question : How do I get this shipped to a different address?
Answer : Please contact the Amazon team to revise the address information.
Question : Is this a 3 stage crimp tool?
Answer : No, it is a 2 stage crimp tool. Crimp halfway, adjust the knob, then crimp the rest of the way.
Question : I just want to confirm that this comes with all 3 crimpers. I read some reviews where customers only got two sets
Answer : If you choose the set of three crimpers, you will receive all three crimpers and one cutter. If you choose the set of two crimpers, you will receive two crimpers and one cutter.
Question : Is this a one-handed tool for the 1/2” and 3/4” sizes?
Answer : Yes, it can be used with one hand. It is a single tool with double jaw that works on 1/2” and 3/4” sizes, but it requires a strong grip.
Question : What's better, the copper or the stainless steel crimps?
Answer : Copper rings are considered better. They tend to hold air pressure better than stainless steel RTI clamps.
Question : How do I make it go into crimp mode?
Answer : To go into crimp mode, follow these steps: 1) Put the fitting in the PEX tube, 2) Slide the ring onto the tube, ensuring it is fully on and centered on the fitting, 3) Open the crimper and make sure the teeth are lined up on top of the ring and fitting, 4) Squeeze the handle hard on the crimper until crimped, 5) Inspect the work to ensure a proper crimp.