What is an adjustable pipe cutter?

	The adjustable pipe cutter has a large round handle that moves the wheel back and forth as it rotates. This means that it can serve multiple pipes of different sizes.
	When using an adjustable pipe cutter, the tool must be tightened every couple of turns on the pipe to keep the cut going.
	A heavy duty version of the adjustable pipe cutter is available, used only for cutting heavy steel and iron pipes. On the heavy duty version, the two rollers can be replaced with additional cutoff rollers to help cut pipe when a full turn cannot be made. The rollers are unscrewed from the sides and removed in order to screw in additional cutting wheels in their place.
	Heavy Duty Pipe Cutters have a longer handle for extra cutting pressure. Also, some heavy-duty models may have a second handle attached to the other end of the torch, allowing two-person leverage.
dimensions
	Adjustable pipe cutters come in a variety of sizes, each with a different range they can hold. The smallest adjustable pipe cutter has a capacity of 3 mm (0.1 inch) to 16 mm (0.6 inch). The largest adjustable pipe cutter has a capacity of 25 mm (0.9 in.) to 82 mm (3.2 in.). The heavy duty adjustable pipe cutter can cut pipes up to 50 mm (2 inches) in diameter.
What materials will it cut?
	Adjustable pipe cutters are available to cut various types of materials. Most of them cut soft metals such as copper, brass and aluminum, but the wheels can be changed to hardened ones so that steel can also be cut.
	There are adjustable pipe cutters specifically designed for cutting steel that have longer adjusting handles to allow additional tightening of the tool. In addition, the heavy duty pipe cutter is designed for cutting steel and iron pipes.