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PU TUBE CUTTER
PU TUBE CUTTER
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AirCraft PU Tube Cutter (SG CUT01)
At a Glance: Clean, square cuts for PU pneumatic tubing to help prevent leaks
The AirCraft SG CUT01 PU Tube Cutter is the small tool that saves you from big pneumatic headaches. Clean, square tube cuts are essential for push-in fittings to seal properly—angled or crushed ends can cause frustrating leaks and weak connections. This compact cutter is designed to slice PU pneumatic tubing neatly and accurately, helping you build tidier air lines, improve sealing, and keep your compressed-air system running reliably. Perfect for workshop installs, machine plumbing, and quick maintenance work.
Push-to-connect fittings rely on a clean, straight tube end. The SG CUT01 helps you cut tubing without flattening or tearing it, so your fittings seat properly and your air lines stay tight.
Features
- Designed for PU pneumatic tubing Helps cut common PU air line tube cleanly and consistently.
- Clean, square cutting action Produces straight cuts that suit push-in fitting seals.
- Compact hand tool Easy to carry in a toolbox and use on-site.
- Simple, quick operation Speeds up air line installation and maintenance work.
Benefits
- Fewer leaks: Square tube ends help push-in fittings seal correctly.
- Neater installs: Clean cuts improve routing and make professional-looking air lines easier.
Extra Information
- Always remove any burrs or damaged tube sections before inserting into push-in fittings.
- For best results, keep the tube steady and cut in one smooth action to avoid angled ends.
Pro Tip
- If a fitting leaks, pull the tube out, cut off 10–20 mm cleanly with the cutter, then reinsert fully—most “mystery leaks” are just bad tube ends.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | AirCraft |
| Cat No. | SG CUT01 |
| Product Type | PU Tube Cutter |
| Suitable For | PU Pneumatic Tubing |
| Operation | Hand-Held Manual Cutter |
| Typical Use | Air Line Installation And Maintenance |
Safety
- Keep fingers clear of the cutting blade and close the cutter when not in use.
- Cut tubing on a stable surface and avoid twisting the tool while cutting.
- Dispose of offcuts safely—small tube pieces can be a slip or trip hazard in workshops.
- Depressurise the air line before removing or replacing tubing in a pneumatic system.