Pipe saw comes in battery-operated version
The PipeCut 170E pipe saw from Exact Pipe Tools cuts all types of material, including ductile iron. The 5.7-lb. saw has a six-speed control, constant torque, and automatic fuse and cuts 0.6- to 6.7-in.-dia. pipes with steel wall thicknesses of 0.31 in. The interchangeable Diamond X, cermet (for cutting stainless steel), and TCT blades are fully concealed and create no sparks or dust.
The battery-operated version employs an 18-V, 4/.0-Ah battery for cutting steel, stainless steel, and copper pipes in any location.
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