Pipe cutter KS Tools 222.2062 for pipes Ø 6–35 mm, manual tubing cutter

Manual pipe cutter KS Tools 222.2062 is a compact handheld tubing cutter designed to deliver straight, clean cuts on metal and plastic pipes with diameters from 6 to 35 mm. The tool features an adjustable roller system and a hardened cutting wheel that ensures precise cutting with minimal burrs. Its compact size and manual operation make it suitable for on-site plumbing, HVAC and general workshop tasks where controlled, repeatable pipe preparation is needed.

Advantages

The cutter provides precise, burr-reduced cuts thanks to a hardened cutting wheel and stable roller guidance. Its adjustable design accommodates a wide range of pipe diameters within the 6–35 mm range, reducing the need for multiple tools. The handheld format offers portability for on-site interventions and confined-space work, while the simple mechanical operation requires no power source and is easy to control for consistent results.

Suitable for

• Cutting copper, brass, aluminium and plastic pipes in plumbing installations
• HVAC tubing preparation and repair jobs
• Workshop use for preparing pipe ends prior to joining or flaring
• On-site maintenance and repair where portable, manual tools are preferred

Key specifications

• Cutting capacity: pipe diameters 6–35 mm
• Operation: manual rotary cutting with adjustable rollers
• Cutting element: hardened cutting wheel for metal and plastic
• Design: compact, handheld body for confined spaces and portability
• Adjustment: fine adjustment mechanism to secure pipe and set cutting pressure

How to use

Place the pipe between the rollers and align it with the cutting wheel. Tighten the adjustment mechanism until the cutting wheel contacts the pipe surface, then rotate the tool around the pipe while progressively tightening to maintain cutting pressure. Continue rotating and incrementally tightening until the pipe is cut through. After cutting, deburr the pipe end if necessary to ensure a clean mating surface for fittings or further processing.

Recommendations

For best results, use the cutter on clean, securely supported pipe sections and avoid excessive initial tightening which can deform thin-walled tubes. Inspect the cutting wheel regularly and replace it when worn to maintain cutting quality. Use a deburring tool or fine file after cutting to remove any residual burrs on the pipe end.