Copper Press Tool w/ 1/2", 3/4", 1" Jaws

Takes a lot of muscle to crimp 1 inch fittings. Works great in open areas. Plan your layout well, So you don't work yourself into a tight spot. I crimped 120 fittings. 240 crimps. (My arms hurt again typing this out)

Does what it's supposed to do. Propress

used it to install new zone valves on a hot water boiler worked very well

Very happy with the tool.

Replaced water heater. mads very nice crimps and tool is extremely well built and easy to use. It has some weight to it but that was expected. Sure glad the handles get longer you definitely need it.

As others have made clear - this thing is NOT designed for tight spaces! If you've got space to run this tool, you've probably got space to sweat the fittings. That said, it really does work well. I had a few fittings that required a press tool and buying this one was about the same cost as renting a power press tool so I gave it a shot—no leaks or issues with the 1/2" and 3/4" fittings that I pressed. My only "issue" is the lack of documentation. How do you calibrate it? What do the two numbered dials do?

I had a water main leak under my house. I did a fix before, who knew it would be a temporary fix started leaking again the next day. I looked for a permanent repair. I found an electric tool like this way out of budget. If I was doing plumbing for a living would consider as investment in career. Found your manual version of Copper Press Tool with jaws plus purchased some coupling to fix leak. I Got underneath my house cut out bad section, slid the copper coupling on and put the Copper Press Tool on it. Had my wife turn on the water still had small leak put the Press Tool on it again, apparently I didn't put a nought pressure on it the first time. Put more pressure on coupling stopped leaking completely. This tool saved me on calling a plummer to fix. The tool is worth more then it cost. Thanks for the save Supplyhouse. 🙏😊

I replaced my main water valve with this. I was so easy I felt like I did something wrong. It's only been a couple weeks but I don't see any problems.

While being skilled in soldering copper this is really very easy to use. There is a learning curve at first but it is very easy and relatively flquick to complete connections. If you have $3k laying around I'd get the battery operated ones but this is well worth the money IMO..

using this on small repair job is so sweet, propress to expansion pex makes is so easy!