SATA GL97302 3mm-32mm Tubing Cutter

The cutting range is adjustable from 3mm up to 32mm, allowing you to handle multiple tubing sizes with one tool.

It’s suitable for copper, aluminum, and plastic tubing, making it versatile for plumbing, HVAC, and DIY projects.

Use the tool’s adjustable mechanism to select the desired diameter between 3mm and 32mm. Align with the size markings and lock the setting in place before cutting.

The cutter uses a high-quality steel blade for clean cuts. After use, wipe it clean and store it in a dry place. If the blade becomes dull, follow the manufacturer’s guidance for replacement or service to restore cutting efficiency.

Measuring and marking the tubing is optional but helpful. Place the tube in the cutter, set the diameter, and apply steady, even pressure while rotating or guiding the tool along the length to produce a clean, square cut. Deburr if needed after cutting.

Wear eye protection, keep hands clear of the blade, clamp or secure the tubing to minimize movement, and cut away from your body. Use a dry grip on the ergonomic handle to maintain control.

Use it for plumbing repairs, HVAC piping, automotive tubing, and any project requiring precise cuts on copper, aluminum, or plastic tubing within the 3–32 mm range.

Compared to standard fixed-range cutters, the GL97302 offers a wider adjustable range (3–32 mm), versatile material compatibility, a compact design for tight spaces, and an ergonomic handle for better control.

Key features include a wide 3–32 mm cutting range, durable construction with a sharp steel blade, a compact and lightweight profile, and an ergonomic handle designed for a comfortable, non-slip grip.

Yes. Its compact, lightweight design and ergonomic handle are intended to provide good maneuverability in tight spaces while maintaining control during cuts.

Fepy typically offers a standard return policy for unused items within the designated window. If you need to return, ensure the item is in its original condition and packaging, and follow the return procedure as outlined by Fepy.