Customer Reviews for VEVOR Propress Kit 18V Tools Propress with 1/2" 3/4" 1"1-1/4" 1-1/2" 2" Clamping Jaws Propress Tool 360-Degree Rotation Propress Machine for Copper OLED Battery Copper Press Tool for Pipe System

Saved my customer thousands of dollars. Fixed 35 broken water lines in a historical building that was left unheated and not winterized.

Awesome tool, the only flaw is the 1/2" jaw, it presses the inner ring of the fitting but not the outer ring.

Hi had this product for now about a year working good Best ProPress for the money Love it

I couldn't afford 4700.00 milwaukee tool Risk the Vevor, and the job was excellent. Used 1/2 3/3 1.5 and 2 inches jaw. No problem 👍 😊

We have 6 or so milwaukee press tools for the m12 only goes up to 1-1/4. We have very little need for larger. Bought this on sale for $750. It is massive and heavy so we use the m12 s daily. But this is 1/4 the cost of the m18 that goes up to 2 inch. I wouldn't want to pipe all day with this tank but on boilers in the bigger fittings it is perfect. I will definitely buy Vevor again. If you only do a small amount of piping this is an amazing deal

Super impressed with the quality and function of this machine, Ive been in the plumbing business for over 14 years and have used and owned a handful of different brands of press machines, this one has to be one of my favorite and my technicians that have used it say the same, Im ordering more so all my plumbing vans have one at all times.

I love this tool !! But it is so heavy

It was the effective. We did not solve my problem. I tried to contact them, but there is no place to upload the evidence. Their customer service takes forever to force you to give up.

I’ve used quite a few press tools and this has pros and cons. It’s actually quieter than my Ridgid 240. If I would have known how long it was, I probably would’ve passed on it. It’s big. And heavy. You won’t fit it sideways between floor joist while pressing. You’ll have to build some things down below and press then in lower than the joist. But. I do like the counter on the machine itself. I have around 80 crimps on it and seems to hold up well. Again. If you’re looking for a light press tools this isn’t it. I’m not sure I got the complete hang of it yet.. but I don’t think there’s a “off” button. The button you make the cycle with is the power button. If you long press it, it obviously makes a crimp. The jaws seem to open easier that my Milwaukee or Ridgid jaws I have. Whether that’s the quality or the spring is lighter, I’m not sure. Would definitely have 5 stars if it was a tad bit lighter and shorter.

way to heavy for everyday use case is almost 2ft big x 2ft 100lbs with attachments need subcompact the weight aint worth the savings