Threading tool AWTools AW20405, manual pipe/thread cutter, weight 1 kg

AWTools AW20405 is a manual pipe and thread cutter designed for cutting and forming external and internal threads on pipes and fittings. Made of hardened alloy steel, the tool is compact and portable with a total weight of 1 kg and is supplied in a plastic case for secure storage and transport. It is suitable for workshop use and on-site plumbing or mechanical tasks where a reliable, handheld threading tool is required.

Advantages

The hardened alloy steel construction provides durability and wear resistance when cutting steel, copper, aluminum and cast iron. Its manual operation makes it independent of power sources and suitable for tight or remote locations. The included plastic case protects the tool and accessories during transport and storage, while the low weight supports easy handling for maintenance, repair and installation tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting and renewing external and internal threads on pipes and fittings
• Plumbing installation and maintenance
• Auto and machinery repair where threaded pipe connections are used
• On-site work requiring a portable, hand-operated threading tool

Key specifications

• Construction material: hardened alloy steel
• Suitable material types: steel, copper, aluminum, cast iron
• Function: cutting and forming external and internal threads
• Operation: manual (hand-operated)
• Weight: 1 kg (approx.)
• Storage: supplied in a plastic case

How to use

Secure the pipe or fitting in a vise to prevent movement. Select the appropriate die or cutting element for the thread size you require and install it according to the tool's schematic. Apply cutting or threading oil to the workpiece and begin turning the tool evenly to form the thread, reversing periodically to clear chips. For internal threads, ensure the tap or internal cutter is aligned correctly and advance with controlled pressure. After threading, clean the threads from debris and inspect the fit with the mating part.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Apply suitable cutting fluid for the material being worked on to extend tool life and improve thread quality. Regularly inspect and maintain the tool, removing chips and checking cutting edges for wear; replace cutters when necessary. Store the tool and accessories in the supplied plastic case to protect components and maintain alignment.