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WESTWARD Ratcheting Standard Wheel Cutter - Metal Tubing Full-Size Cutters
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WESTWARD Ratcheting Standard Wheel Cutter

The WESTWARD is a metal tubing full-size cutter with a cutting capacity of 5/16 in to 1 1/8 in OD. It features a ratcheting standard wheel cutter design and is constructed from steel. This tool is designed for…

SKU 3G-OTH-310628

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WESTWARD
Item
Ratcheting Standard Wheel Cutter
Category
Metal Tubing Full-Size Cutters
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Product Description

The WESTWARD is a metal tubing full-size cutter with a cutting capacity of 5/16 in to 1 1/8 in OD. It features a ratcheting standard wheel cutter design and is constructed from steel. This tool is designed for cutting metal tubing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the WESTWARD tubing cutter used for?

The WESTWARD is a ratcheting standard wheel cutter designed for cutting metal tubing. It is commonly used in plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical maintenance for clean, square cuts on steel or copper tubing within its capacity range.

What are the specifications of the WESTWARD tubing cutter?

The WESTWARD has a cutting capacity of 5/16 in to 1 1/8 in OD. It features a ratcheting standard wheel cutter design and is constructed from steel. The manufacturer part number is .

Where to buy the WESTWARD tubing cutter worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the WESTWARD tubing cutter worldwide. As a global industrial distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time.

How to maintain the WESTWARD tubing cutter?

Keep the cutting wheel clean and free of debris. Apply light oil to the ratcheting mechanism periodically to ensure smooth operation. Store the cutter in a dry environment to prevent rust on the steel body. Replace the wheel when it becomes dull.

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Grounds maintenance — WESTWARD level head rake (SKU 822H59) with fiberglass handle and 16 steel tines for soil leveling and debris clearing.
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WESTWARD Products

3G Electric supplies WESTWARD metal tubing full-size cutters. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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