Preciva Push to Connect Fittings Disconnect Tool, Air Line Quick Disconnect Tool for 1/4"-3/8" Push-to-Connect Fittings, Side Press Clamp Dual Holder Design, Ergonomic Handheld Air Hose Removal Pliers

Why it's a great deal

• Effortless Quick Disconnect in Tight Spaces: This pneumatic disconnect tool is specifically designed to instantly release air lines from push-to-connect fittings. The compact head allows for easy access to recessed releases and closely spaced connectors, making it the ideal solution for removing jammed tubing from manifolds, solenoid valves, and cylinder ports where fingers cannot reach.

• Unique Side Press Dual Clamp Design: Unlike standard disconnect tools, this features an innovative side-press clamping mechanism. The dual-clamp setting securely grips the tube from both sides during the release process, preventing slipping and ensuring a stable hold. The design allows for true one-hand operation—simply press to release the internal collet and push the tube out simultaneously, eliminating the need to pull with a second hand.

• Wide Compatibility (6-10mm / 1/4"-3/8"): Engineered for versatility, this tool handles all standard metric and imperial tubing sizes used in pneumatic systems. Whether you are working with 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 1/4", or 3/8" tubing, this air hose removal pliers provides a secure grip for fast disassembly, boosting efficiency during maintenance or reconfiguration.

• Durable Heat-Treated Construction: Manufactured from high-strength heat-treated carbon steel, this quick connector tool is built to withstand the rigors of daily industrial use. The double-injected handles feature a blend of rigid PP (Polypropylene) and soft TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) for a non-slip, comfortable grip that reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks.

• Pro Tips for Best Performance: To achieve the best result, slide the tool to create a gap allowing it to grip the tube. Squeeze the tool and the right-side clamping device simultaneously, then push forward firmly with a quick motion. (Note: Slow operation may cause slipping; practice a few times on scrap tubing to master the quick-release motion).