Pipe cutter Knipex DPT50 90 23 02 BK — cutting capacity 50 mm, model 90 23 02 BK

Knipex DPT50 90 23 02 BK is a handheld pipe cutter designed for cutting pipes with a maximum cutting capacity of 50 mm. The tool combines a compact form factor with a dedicated cutting mechanism to deliver straight, controlled cuts appropriate for a range of pipe materials. Intended for plumbing, HVAC and maintenance tasks, the cutter is suitable for both professional tradespeople and home DIY users who need accurate, repeatable pipe end preparation.

Advantages

The pipe cutter provides precise cutting action with a stable guidance system that reduces burrs and deformation at the cut edge. Its ergonomic handle and balanced construction support ease of handling and controlled feed while cutting. The tool is built for durability and frequent use, with replaceable cutting elements and a robust body to withstand workshop and on-site conditions.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal pipes such as copper and stainless steel (subject to material thickness)
• Cutting plastic and composite pipes used in domestic and commercial plumbing
• HVAC installation and maintenance where precise pipe lengths are required
• General maintenance, repair and renovation tasks involving pipework

Key specifications

• Maximum cutting capacity: 50 mm
• Handheld, manual operation for controlled cutting
• Dedicated cutting mechanism designed for straight, repeatable cuts
• Ergonomic handle for improved grip and reduced operator fatigue
• Replaceable cutting element to maintain cutting performance
• Durable construction suitable for workshop and on-site use

How to use

Place the pipe into the cutter’s jaws and align the desired cut mark with the cutting wheel. Maintain a firm grip on the handle and rotate or advance the tool as designed to engage the cutting mechanism. Apply steady, even pressure and continue cutting until the pipe is severed. After cutting, inspect the pipe end and deburr if necessary before installation. Follow any material-specific guidance for cutting plastics or thin-walled metal pipes to avoid cracking or excessive deformation.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Check the cutter’s condition before use and replace the cutting element when signs of dulling appear. For tougher materials or thicker walls, perform trial cuts and adjust technique to avoid excessive force. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and keep moving parts lightly lubricated for smooth operation.