Vevor Pro Press and the Milwaukee mega press jaws 

These fittings have been around since the late 80's in water , hvac and more. The first tools were hand operated , then corded , most of the failures have nothing to do with tools but bad prep. The Vevor tool is not as high quality as the m12 or others but it's way better than the older tools that did the job before. If a failure happens from using it 99.9% chance it's user error.

Yes that is true.

That is a great question. I believe they do but I’m entirely sure. I’m definitely going to buy them but in the future.

Yes, the ridgid c1/v1 kit works with this. Make sure you use the v1 for this full size tool and the c1 for the compact m12 tool.

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Anything that fits the full size Milwaukee tool will fit this.

After 30,000 crimps then you have to get it calibrated but to be honest I haven’t seen anything on Vevor saying that they offer that service.

You have to calibrate all press tools of all brands, some advertise 30k presses some 100k.

@@user-wj6rj6yj1g what's the process? Send back to manufacturer?

@@obakpo88 Yes, but not this one. They offer replacements if broken within a year.

Yes

The jaws in the video are not for pex rings but you can buy pex jaws from a different brand who sells them and put them on there.

The Milwaukee jaws in the video are for pressing black iron pipe and galvanized pipe.

@@user-wj6rj6yj1g Oh..thanks !

I haven’t done any research on the hvac side but I know that if any jaws are compatible with the Milwaukee m18 then you can definitely use those jaws on the Vevor pro press. Does that help?