KNIPEX TubiX® Reliable and Efficient XL Pipe Cutter

TubiX by Knipex

February 21, 2023

  • Spring-loaded QuickLock mechanism holds the tool on the pipe once locked in place
  • Precise and quick: exact positioning of the cutting wheel on the pipe
  • High-quality needle-bearings enable the cutting wheel and four guide rollers to cut with ease
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TubiX in action
  • Cuts pipes from Ø 6 – 76 mm (1/4” – 3”) and a wall thickness up to 2 mm
  • Cutting wheel made of high-grade ball-bearing steel
  • Quick replacement of the cutting wheel without any tools — spare cutting wheel stored in the handle
  • Lightweight and durable aluminium housing
  • Removable, precision-ground deburring tool
  • For plumbing, heating and air conditioning: easily cut gas and water pipes made of copper, brass and stainless steel
  • For the electrical trade: cuts rigid steel conduits and for stripping steel wire armored cables

TubiX® Features

TubiX features by KNIPEX

Specifications

Article No.90 31 03 BK
EAN4003773088127
Weight865 g
Dimensions260 x 170 x 45 mm
REACH CompliantDoes not contain SVHC
RoHS CompliantN/A

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