Add smooth, beveled edges on plastic pipe and tubing to help you create leak-tight cement connections—these bevelers are quicker and more effective than files and power saws. They have two blades: one that cuts and one that supports the cutting blade, making sure it maintains contact with the pipe. When the cutting blade dulls, you can sharpen it. Adapt these bevelers to fit different pipe OD’s and wall thicknesses using their adjustable guide, which rests against the pipe’s ID. For smooth, continuous rotation, they turn with a crank handle and have a felt-padded V-saddle that sits against the pipe’s OD.

Before you start beveling, clamp the pipe in a vise so it doesn’t turn as you cut.

Bevelers for pipe sizes 1 1/2-12 have an adjustment screw that lets you make sure the V-shaped saddle fits snugly around the pipe’s OD.

Bevel the edges of large-diameter metal pipe and tubing to prepare them for welding—these electric bevelers complete bevels in a single pass and don’t produce any flames or sparks. They come with a cutter head and six inserts that work simultaneously to create a machined finish. To ensure an even cut all the way around the pipe, these bevelers clamp on and have rollers and a crank handle for smooth, continuous rotation. An LED indicating light shows if you’re turning the beveler at an ideal speed or should speed up or slow down. Use the adjustment knob to create different land widths on pipe ends, depending on your welding needs. All of these bevelers are compact enough to carry to different areas of your facility and mount on pipe.

Add other cutter heads and inserts to get different bevel angles and replace worn inserts.

Use freestanding pipe vises to hold pipe and tube wherever you need to work. Mount bevelers to them with vise adapters.