Pressing tool

The RP 330 pressing tool comes in corded and lithium-ion battery-powered versions. The tool’s jaw rotates 270 degrees, and its flattened top makes it suitable for use in confined areas. It presses 1/2- to 4-inch joints and is compatible with all standard RIDGID pressing jaws; a three- or six-jaw kit is offered with both tool versions.

The RP 330 pressing tool comes in corded and lithium-ion battery-powered versions. The tool’s jaw rotates 270 degrees, and its flattened top makes it suitable for use in confined areas. It presses 1/2- to 4-inch joints and is compatible with all standard RIDGID pressing jaws; a three- or six-jaw kit is offered with both tool versions. Indicator lights allow users to monitor the tool’s performance, and an audible signal alerts users that the pressing cycle is complete.

Ridge Tool Co.

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