Deburrer Knipex Tubix XL 90 31 03 E01 — ergonomic design, metal/plastic deburring tool

The Knipex Tubix XL deburrer is a handheld tool designed for controlled removal of burrs from metal and plastic edges. With an ergonomic handle and compact profile, the tool provides stable guidance along pipes, sheets and machined parts to improve edge finish and reduce the need for rework. The device is intended for use in workshops, plumbing and general maintenance where consistent deburring quality and operator comfort are required.

Advantages

The ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue during repetitive deburring tasks while the compact head allows access to tight spaces. The tool offers a predictable cutting action that helps produce clean edges on both metal and plastic without excessive material removal. Its hand-held format enables quick changeover between workpieces and on-site use, improving workflow and minimizing downtime.

Suitable for

• Deburring pipe ends and fittings
• Finishing sheet metal edges
• Removing flash from injection-moulded plastic parts
• Deburring machined components in workshops
• On-site maintenance and plumbing repairs

Key specifications

• Handheld deburring tool with ergonomic grip for improved control
• Suitable for metal and plastic materials
• Compact head profile for access to narrow or confined areas
• Precision cutting action for controlled material removal and clean edge finish
• Durable construction intended for workshop and field use

How to use

Hold the deburrer by its ergonomic handle and place the cutting edge at the workpiece edge. Apply steady, even pressure and guide the tool along the edge in a single smooth pass or several light passes depending on burr size and material hardness. For pipes, rotate the workpiece or move the tool around the circumference to maintain a consistent profile. Inspect the edge after each pass and stop when the desired finish is achieved. Keep fingers clear of the cutting area and store the tool in a safe place after use.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a cutting angle and number of light passes appropriate to the material: lighter passes for soft plastics, firmer but controlled passes for harder metals. Wear suitable hand protection and eye protection when working with metal chips or plastic fragments. Regularly check the cutting edge for wear and replace or service it according to the tool manufacturer's maintenance guidance.