🔧 IWISS Angled Head PEX Pipe Crimping Tool Kits: 1/2-inch & 3/4-inch Copper Pex Crimps with Go/No-Go Gauge & PEX Pipe Cutters – Compliant with US F1807 Standards Review

For example the 1/2" and 3/4" crimping tools are separate making them smaller than the Shark Bite combo crimping tool. Now I can reach tight places as it is not bulky and light weight. The price was a few bucks more but you get this cutter so it's worth it. Needed to replace bath/shower valves in existing walls. The Pex pipe is suitable for this type of repair.

Very strong adjustable swaging tool, comes with swaging gauge, the pipe cutter worked better than expected with its sharpened blade compared to some straight cut pipe cutters. The tools crimp well but be prepared that you will need a good secure hold and grip. I recommend longer handle models for those with low arm strength. I own a house and don't use them every day. For the project I needed them for and for any future work they are perfect.

This set works so well I have ordered a second set. Compared to the more expensive set sold by my plumbing supplier, they are easier to use and when the crimps are checked with a gauge, they crimp perfectly. This whole set costs about the same as one of my supplier's 1/2 inch routers. Also, the cutters have the smoothest cuts I've found; I have ordered four additional cutters for my crews.

I have remodeled my house in Pex. I was a bit skeptical because of their short handles but don't worry they work well. I use one hand for a 1/2" crimping tool, but I don't have enough arm strength to handle a 3/4" crimping tool. I love that they fit on a standard 16" center stud or beam set. Well made, requires no adjustment and constant crimping. You get extra leverage for hard-to-squeeze areas. Tip: To open the clamps for placement around the pipe, grasp one handle and pull back on the other…

At first I hesitated to buy them. Other reviewers have mentioned that it takes a lot of force to tighten the clamps. This made sense to me because the handles appear to be quite short. I thought it would be a good compromise to be able to work in a limited space. The crimper I had before was an Apollo 2-in-1 1/2"-3/4". The handles on this clamp are a good three to four inches longer, but after using these two clamps, iwiss also wins in terms of leverage. The pipe cutter is great too. Very happy

Decent tool. Well built. It has been used everywhere and every crimp has been executed to perfection. The handles are too short to gain leverage. My wife and daughter couldn't get enough crimping power. My hands are smaller and it took everything I could to get enough strength behind them to crimp them. If the handle design was a little different it would be 5 star pliers. I also wish they came on a case. Cheaper crimping machines have a cheap blow molded case to store them. They are delivered…

They go perfectly with my Zürn crimper. Unfortunately, YOU WEAR THEM, and BOTH hands (you won't be able to "hold" them with one hand like I was hoping) will hurt at the end of the day, especially from 3/4 on! After a dozen 3/4 crimps that was pretty much all I could do to make a few more and I have good grip strength too! In fact, I found that I used a beam to press down on the handle to make the crimp. 1/2 isn't that bad. BOTH require some getting used to and the head is thick enough that you…