• 36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses
  • 36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses
  • 36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses
  • 36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses
  • 36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses
  • 36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses

Auto Silicone Hoses

36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter

Up To 36mm OD Stainless Blade Spring Loaded

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£11.95
£11.95

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HolmeBank Business Park, Station Road
Unit 5
Mirfield WF14 8NA
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Monday 07:00 – 19:00
Tuesday 07:00 – 19:00
Wednesday 07:00 – 18:00
Thursday 07:00 – 18:00
Friday 07:00 – 17:00
Saturday 07:00 – 13:00
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The Pipe Cutter Pliers are designed for clean and effortless cutting of PVC, air, water, and plumbing hoses with an outer diameter of up to 36mm. Whether you're tackling automotive, household, or industrial projects, this tool ensures precision and ease with every cut.

Featuring a sharp stainless steel blade, it delivers smooth, burr-free results with minimal effort. The ergonomic, non-slip handles provide a comfortable and secure grip, reducing hand strain during extended use. Its spring-loaded mechanism and ratcheting function allow for easy one-handed operation, making it ideal for professional and DIY applications alike.

Perfect for cutting rubber, PVC, PU, and silicone hoses, this durable and reliable tool is a must-have for any plumbing, irrigation, or workshop setup. Upgrade your toolkit with this heavy-duty pipe cutter and achieve clean, professional-grade cuts every time.

Specifications
Body
Metal
Blade
Hardened steel
Cuts
Rubber, silicone, PVC & reinforced hose
Options
Three cutting capacities
Cut Quality
Clean cut without crushing/deforming
36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter Pipe Cutters Auto Silicone Hoses

Auto Silicone Hoses

36mm OD Small Hose & Pipe Cutter

Up To 36mm OD Stainless Blade Spring Loaded

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Why use a proper hose cutter?
Because a clean square cut is what makes a joint seal. A knife wanders on reinforced hose and leaves an angled or ragged edge; a hacksaw drags the reinforcement plies and frays them badly. A cutter shears through in one action.

What can it cut?
Silicone, rubber and PVC hose and soft plastic tube up to its rated outside diameter. It is not for metal pipe, the steel helix in wire reinforced hose, or braided stainless - use a pipe cutter or cut-off wheel for those.

How do I cut wire reinforced hose?
Cut the wall between the helix coils with a sharp blade, then cut the wire with side cutters, and tape or dress the exposed wire end so it cannot work through the wall or catch a hand. A hose cutter will not get through the steel helix.

How do I get a square cut?
Mark the cut line right round the hose first, seat the hose fully in the jaw so it is square to the blade, and cut in one decisive action rather than sawing. On larger bores a ratchet cutter is much easier to keep square.

Do the blades dull with use?
Yes, particularly on reinforced hose. A dull blade crushes rather than shears, which produces a ragged end. If cuts start coming out uneven, the blade is the reason. Keep the pivot clean and lightly oiled and the tool lasts considerably longer.

Can I use scissors or a knife instead?
For thin unreinforced tube, a sharp blade is fine. For anything reinforced, a knife wanders through the plies and leaves an angled end that is difficult to seal. If you cut more than a couple of lengths, the cutter pays for itself in fewer weeping joints.

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