RP 241 Compact Press Tool Kit (1/2 in.–1-1/4 in. ProPress)

Compact, battery-powered press tool kit designed for reliable copper and stainless ProPress connections from 1/2 in. to 1-1/4 in. The 12V lithium-ion system delivers up to 140 presses per charge in a lightweight, well-balanced body with a 180° swiveling head for tight spaces.

Key Features:

• Compact Build: Lightweight, balanced design reduces fatigue during overhead and one-handed use.
• One-Handed Operation: Ergonomic grip and trigger simplify pressing in confined areas.
• 12V Lithium Power: Up to 140 presses per charge with included 2.5Ah batteries.
• 180° Swivel Head: Improves access around joists, walls, and crowded mechanical rooms.
• Smart Indicators: Bluetooth connectivity and color-coded status lights streamline operation and diagnostics.

Specifications Table:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What jaw sizes are included?
A: ProPress jaws for 1/2 in., 3/4 in., 1 in., and 1-1/4 in. are included.

Q: What battery type and voltage does it use?
A: 12V lithium‑ion; kit includes 2.5Ah batteries and charger.

Q: How many presses per charge can I expect?
A: Up to approximately 140 presses per charge under typical conditions.

Q: Can it be used in tight spaces?
A: Yes. The compact form and 180° swiveling head are designed to reach confined areas.

Q: Is it suitable for residential and commercial work?
A: Yes, it’s intended for both residential and commercial pressing applications.

Compact Power, Crafted for Clean Lines

This sleek press tool tucks into the palm with sculptural confidence, turning mechanical rooms into models of precision. The 180-degree swiveling head glides around copper runs, preserving those crisp, linear vistas we love. Style it with neatly aligned hangers and symmetrical manifolds for an orderly, gallery-like utility space. It’s the discreet, luxurious upgrade that keeps the infrastructure as refined as the design it serves.

Equip your crew with the RP 241 and press flawless connections faster—add this compact kit to your cart today.