Features
- 【PEX Tool Kit】- Our professional pex crimping tool kit help you install pex pipe quickly on most plumbing jobs. It includes 1pcs pex cinch tool, 1pcs pipe cutter, 10pcs 1/2" PPSU PEX elbow fittings, 10pcs 1/2" PPSU PEX tee fittings, 10pcs 1/2" PPSU PEX coupling fittings, 70pcs 1/2" and 10pcs 3/4" PEX cinch clamps.
- 【PEX Cinch Tool】- PEX cinch clamp tool is designed to clamp 3/8" to 1" PEX clamp rings onto PEX pipe. It can also clamp single-ear clamps and dual-ear clamps. Ratchet mechanism makes complete cinch and gauge free clamping and it will not disengage until a uniform crimp is completed or the quick release lever is triggered.
- 【PPSU PEX Fittings】- Poly PPSU barb crimp PEX fittings are made of high-quality PPSU poly material, which is no lead and is more environmentally friendly than brass. Plastic PEX fittings can be easily installed with PEX cinch clamps and it is very easy to install them.
- 【Clamps and Cutter】- 2 size stainless steel PEX cinch clamps can help you seal PEX fittings and PEX pipes. Pipe cutter is ideal for use on various plastic pipes and tubes, triangle design and super-sharp blade makes it easy to cut pipes.
- 【Wide Application】- Whole PEX cinch clamp tool kit is suitable for the DIY homeowner or the professional looking for the perfect way to get started with PEX plumbing. Cinch tool and pipe cutter are widely used in the crimping of pipes for households, automobiles, chemicals, electricity, etc.
Specifications
Color | Silver/Grey |
Size | 112pcs(PPSU) |
A PEX cinch clamp tool kit containing a ratcheting cinch tool for securing 3/8"–1" PEX clamp rings (single- and dual-ear) with a quick-release lever that prevents disengagement until a uniform crimp is completed, plus a pipe cutter for plastic tubing. The kit also includes 30 1/2" PPSU barb fittings (elbows, tees, couplings), 70 stainless-steel 1/2" cinch clamps and 10 stainless-steel 3/4" clamps; PPSU fittings are lead-free for use in potable plumbing.
PXZBLG PEX Cinch Clamp Tool Kit, 3/8" to 1" PEX Pipe Clamp Cinch Tool with 30 pcs 1/2" PPSU PEX Fittings Combo, 1pcs Pipe Cutter, 70 pcs 1/2" PEX Cinch Clamps, 10pcs 3/4" PEX Cinch Clamps Review
Why this kit earned a spot in my plumbing bag
I picked up the PXZBLG cinch kit for a small remodel where I needed to reroute a couple of 1/2-inch PEX-B runs and extend a 3/4-inch trunk. I expected to treat it as a “backup” to my usual crimp gear. Instead, it ended up doing nearly all the work. The ratcheting action is predictable, the head is compact enough to snake into awkward cavities, and the assortment of fittings is surprisingly practical for real-world repairs.
What’s in the box and what it means in practice
The kit centers on a ratcheting cinch tool rated for 3/8 to 1 inch clamp rings, a plastic-tubing cutter, 70 stainless 1/2-inch cinch clamps, 10 stainless 3/4-inch clamps, and 30 1/2-inch PPSU barb fittings (10 elbows, 10 tees, 10 couplings). That fitting assortment isn’t flashy, but it’s exactly what you tend to reach for when you’re tying in a new branch, adding a fixture, or repairing a freeze split. The PPSU pieces are lead-free and designed for potable lines.
Worth noting: while the tool can handle 3/8 through 1 inch, the included clamps and fittings are focused on 1/2 and, sparsely, 3/4. If you’re planning a lot of 3/4-inch work, budget for more clamps in that size. For 1/2-inch projects, the count is generous.
Setup and ergonomics
There’s no calibration step or go/no-go gauge in this system. That’s a perk of cinch clamps: the tool ratchets through its stroke and won’t release until a full, uniform crimp is made, unless you trigger the quick-release lever. That “gauge-free” workflow speeds things up and eliminates one more item to fish out of a pocket.
Ergonomically, the tool is compact at the head and long in the handles. The compact head is the win—you can get onto a ring tucked between studs or behind a vanity trap without the jaw blocking your sightline. The tradeoff is initial handle spread: starting the crimp with one hand takes some squeeze strength. I have average-sized hands and could single-hand most 1/2-inch rings at chest height, but in a ceiling I often used my off hand to start the stroke, then finished one-handed. If your grip strength is limited, expect to two-hand the first bit of travel.
The quick-release lever is thoughtfully placed. If you misalign a ring and notice early, you can back out without forcing a partial crimp. As with any cinch system, once you noticeably deform a ring, plan on discarding it—quick release saves the tool, not the ring.
In use: consistent crimps and tight-space access
On both 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch lines, crimps were consistent with no fish-mouths or tilted tabs. The ratchet clicks positively and the jaws meet parallel, which matters more than it sounds like: I’ve used budget cinchers where the jaw sloped across the ring, encouraging a skewed pull. Not here. I deliberately tested a few clamps on short stubs in a sill plate where access was nasty—the head’s profile let me work within a couple inches of an obstruction by approaching at a slight angle, and the tool still cycled cleanly.
I also tried a handful of single-ear and dual-ear clamps I had in the shop on non-pressurized tubing to see if the jaw would pinch them squarely. The jaws compressed the ears cleanly and symmetrically. For me, that’s more of a “good to know” versatility note than a core use case, but if you keep ear clamps around for appliances or low-pressure tasks, it’s a bonus that the same tool can compress them.
The fittings: PPSU that doesn’t fight you
The included fittings are PPSU barbs, and they press into PEX cleanly with a slight twist. Compared to brass, PPSU is lighter, corrosion-proof, and fully lead-free. I’ve used PPSU extensively in potable lines and radiant zones, and these behaved as expected: snug insertion, no flashing on the barbs, and no dimensional oddities that would bind clamps. The black PPSU also makes it easy to visually confirm full insertion against translucent PEX.
All of the included fittings are 1/2 inch and limited to elbows, tees, and couplings. That’s perfect for repairs and small tie-ins, but if you need adapters (NPT transitions, valves, drop-ear elbows) you’ll need to source those separately.
Cutter performance
The small cutter included here looks like a lightweight throw-in, but it surprised me. The triangular anvil supports the tube well, and the blade is sharp enough that 1/2-inch and 3/4-inch PEX slice cleanly with a square face. It’s not something I’d use all day on thick-walled conduit, but for plastic tubing it’s better than it looks. After a handful of cuts through PEX, poly tubing, and a couple of corrugated drain stubs, the blade didn’t show any deflection.
Reliability of the seal
Cinch clamps live or die on three things: a square cut, full insertion, and a complete stroke. With those boxes checked, this kit produced leak-free joints in my testing. The ratchet’s refusal to release early is the safety net; you don’t need to carry a separate gauge to verify compression, which is one reason I like cinch systems for DIY-friendly work. If you’re coming from copper crimp rings, expect a shorter learning curve and fewer specialized checks.
As always, if you have to remove a clamp, budget for a cutter or de-crimping pliers. This kit doesn’t include a ring remover. In a pinch, I made a relief cut with diagonal cutters and peeled rings off, but that’s a slow, knuckle-busting method in tight quarters.
Compatibility and use cases
I used the kit on PEX-B with barbed PPSU fittings and cinch rings—the classic clamp method. The tool’s jaw range will accommodate 3/8 through 1 inch rings, but you only get 1/2-inch and a small batch of 3/4-inch rings in the box. If you work primarily on expansion-style PEX with sleeves, note that this is a different joining method; you can still use barbed fittings and clamps on PEX-A if your local code allows, but it won’t replace an expansion tool in systems designed around it.
Where this kit shines:
- Repairs and retrofits where 1/2-inch fittings dominate
- First-timers who want gauge-free, ratcheting consistency
- Tight-space work where a compact head matters
Where you’ll want more:
- Large 3/4-inch trunk work (you’ll run out of clamps)
- Projects requiring threaded transitions or specialty fittings
- High-volume, all-day pro use that benefits from cushioned, narrower-grip handles
Build quality and longevity
The tool’s finish is clean, the ratchet feels solid, and the pivot has minimal play. After a weekend’s worth of cuts and clamps, nothing loosened, and the jaws stayed aligned. The handles are bare metal with a light texture—durable, but not as cushioned as some premium pliers. I didn’t notice any flex under load. As a field tool, I’d toss it in a pouch without worrying about babying it.
I do wish there were a quick-start insert in the box. Cinch systems are simple, but a one-page guide showing proper ring placement, square cuts, and how to use the quick release would help first-timers. It’s all intuitive once you’ve done a couple joints, but guidance reduces the chance of wasting rings early on.
Value
As a package, the value is strong. The cost of the cinch tool alone is often comparable to what you pay here with 100+ consumables included. If you’ve ever racked up receipts with push-to-connect fittings, you know how quickly those bills climb. With this kit, I completed an entire small-bath reroute using mostly what was in the box and a few extra shutoff valves I supplied. That’s exactly the point of a kit like this: one purchase gets you from “I need to fix this” to “water’s back on.”
Recommendation
I recommend the PXZBLG cinch kit for homeowners and pros who want a compact, reliable cinch solution with a useful assortment of 1/2-inch fittings and clamps. The ratcheting mechanism delivers uniform, gauge-free crimps, the head fits where you need it, and the included PPSU fittings are potable-ready and easy to work with. The main limitations are the handle spread for small hands, the relatively small count of 3/4-inch clamps, and the absence of a ring remover or specialty adapters. If your project is heavy on 3/4-inch work or requires threaded transitions, add those items to your cart. For repairs, additions, and small remodels centered on 1/2-inch lines, this kit punches above its price and earns its keep.
Project Ideas
Business
Mobile PEX Repair & Small‑Install Service
Offer on‑call PEX repair and small‑scale install work for homeowners (leaky fittings, fixture swaps, irrigation repairs). The compact kit lets you perform fast, professional-looking cinch clamps and clean cuts on-site. Market fast-turnaround emergency service and charge a premium for after-hours calls.
Pre‑cut DIY Project Kits to Sell Online
Create curated kits for popular projects (plant shelf, lamp frame, shower kit) that include pre-cut PEX lengths, matched PPSU fittings, clamps, and a small printed guide. Use the pipe cutter to batch‑prepare parts and the kit’s fittings/clamps for quality assurance. Sell on Etsy, Shopify, or at craft fairs—buyers get a finished look without needing plumbing experience.
Hands‑On Workshops and Virtual Classes
Run in-person maker classes teaching basic PEX skills (cutting, cinch clamping, fitting) combined with a craft project (lamp, planter, irrigation). Use the kit for demos and offer attendees a take-home mini kit. Record the classes into a paid online course to scale revenue and sell your kits as course add‑ons.
Tool & Consumables Rental with Installation Support
Set up a local rental service for the cinch tool, cutter, and a pack of clamps/fittings for homeowners tackling weekend projects. Include optional phone or video support for first‑time users, or an add‑on service where you finish the final joints. Low overhead, recurring revenue from clamp/fitting refills, and good margins on short‑term rentals.
Creative
Modular Industrial Plant Shelf
Build lightweight, reconfigurable shelving using 1/2" PEX runs as the frame and PPSU barb fittings as corner/connector nodes. Use the pipe cutter to get precise lengths, then secure joints with the stainless cinch clamps tightened by the ratcheting cinch tool for a clean, leak-proof (and wobble-resistant) assembly. Finish with stained plywood or wire shelving for a modern, inexpensive planter/display unit that can be expanded or reconfigured without tools beyond the kit.
Geometric Pendant Lamp Frames
Create geometric light sculptures by forming PEX into polygons and joining with the PPSU fittings as visible decorative hubs. The cinch clamps and cinch tool give tidy, consistent clamps that look industrial, and the pipe cutter makes crisp lengths for repeatable shapes. Wrap LED rope lights or filament bulbs inside, add a ceiling canopy, and sell as modern, lightweight pendant fixtures.
Self‑Watering Planter & Drip Irrigation System
Design small-scale irrigation for balcony gardens using PEX as the main distribution manifold. Use the PPSU tees and couplings to branch lines to individual pots; attach micro-tubing to barbs and clamp them for leak-free connections. Pipe cutter ensures neat runs; cinch clamps give durable joints. Great for automated drip setups, hobby hydroponics, or demonstrator models for workshops.
Portable Outdoor Shower / Camping Wash Station
Assemble a collapsible, easy-to-pack shower frame and plumbing using PEX for water lines and PPSU fittings for quick connections. The ratcheting cinch tool ensures secure clamps that won’t fail under pressure; the cutter produces exact lengths for compact packing. Pair with a portable pump/reservoir and simple showerhead for a DIY camp or beach shower product to prototype and refine.