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RED Mini Tube / Pipe Cutter -

£5.95

This easy to use pipe cutter makes cutting tube, pipe, copper/stainless/steel/alluminium tube an absolute joy.  Easy to use compact so it can get into tight corners and gives you a clean pipe cut.


Tube/Pipe Cutter for Copper, Stainless, Aluminium, General Plumbing

A pipe cutter makes cutting metalic pipe easy. Simply hand tighten the pipe cutter onto the mark where you want to cut the pipe. Rotate the cutter around the pipe a couple of times to create a groove all around the pipe, and then each time you rotate the cutter, tighten the blade a little. Each rotation will cut a little deeper into the pipe and the cut will be straight.
  • Large tube cutter for 3-22mm pipe;
  • Cuts copper, brass, aluminium, steel, stainless steel and thin wall conduit up to 22mm;
  • Heavy duty one piece slide; Polished roller for easy rotation;
  • Hardened steel cutting blade;
  • 1 year warranty;
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RED Mini Tube / Pipe Cutter -

£5.95
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