A tube cutter includes a main device, a blade and a controller. The main device includes a fixed member and a movable member, wherein the movable member is movably connected to the fixed member, and a cutting space is formed between the fixed member and the movable member. The blade is fixed to the main device, and the blade has a blade portion in the cutting space. The controller, which is provided on the main device, can be operated to move the movable member for changing a size of the cutting space.

A tube cutter includes a main device, a blade and a controller. The main device includes a fixed member and a movable member, wherein the movable member is movably connected to the fixed member, and a cutting space is formed between the fixed member and the movable member. The blade is fixed to the main device, and the blade has a blade portion in the cutting space. The controller, which is provided on the main device, can be operated to move the movable member for changing a size of the cutting space.

A tube cutter includes a main device, a blade and a controller. The main device includes a fixed member and a movable member, wherein the movable member is movably connected to the fixed member, and a cutting space is formed between the fixed member and the movable member. The blade is fixed to the main device, and the blade has a blade portion in the cutting space. The controller, which is provided on the main device, can be operated to move the movable member for changing a size of the cutting space.

A tube cutter includes a main device, a blade and a controller. The main device includes a fixed member and a movable member, wherein the movable member is movably connected to the fixed member, and a cutting space is formed between the fixed member and the movable member. The blade is fixed to the main device, and the blade has a blade portion in the cutting space. The controller, which is provided on the main device, can be operated to move the movable member for changing a size of the cutting space.

A pipe cutting device with a positioning element and a counter-support, which are formed on a c-shaped working head, wherein the working head also transitions into a foot part that can also be used as a grip region, and the positioning element can be displaced relative to the foot part to change an opening width of the working head, wherein the positioning element can also be fixed on the foot part by a detent device, which has a hand-operable engagement element that interacts with a receiving part to fix the detent. In order to improve the design in terms of handling, the engagement element is situated on the positioning element and can be displaced together with the positioning element relative to the receiving part.

A pipe cutting device with a positioning element and a counter-support, which are formed on a c-shaped working head, wherein the working head also transitions into a foot part that can also be used as a grip region, and the positioning element can be displaced relative to the foot part to change an opening width of the working head, wherein the positioning element can also be fixed on the foot part by a detent device, which has a hand-operable engagement element that interacts with a receiving part to fix the detent. In order to improve the design in terms of handling, the engagement element is situated on the positioning element and can be displaced together with the positioning element relative to the receiving part.

The invention refers to a mandrel holder for a pipe cutter having a nearly C-shaped bracket, which supports counter-pressure rollers on one end and is connected, at the other end, to a longitudinal handle containing an adjustment device carrying a cutting wheel, these components defining a tool plane through which a vertical axis passes, which extends between and axially parallel to the counter-pressure rollers and the cutting wheel. The tool plane contains the cutting point of the cutting wheel. The mandrel holder contains a coupling portion designed to radially and axially encompass an arc-shaped portion of the C-shaped bracket, an outer longitudinal portion extending from the coupling portion axially parallel to the vertical axis up to an end piece, and an inner longitudinal portion which extends from the end piece along the vertical axis back approximately to the tool plane and has a rotatable mandrel.

The invention refers to a mandrel holder for a pipe cutter having a nearly C-shaped bracket, which supports counter-pressure rollers on one end and is connected, at the other end, to a longitudinal handle containing an adjustment device carrying a cutting wheel, these components defining a tool plane through which a vertical axis passes, which extends between and axially parallel to the counter-pressure rollers and the cutting wheel. The tool plane contains the cutting point of the cutting wheel. The mandrel holder contains a coupling portion designed to radially and axially encompass an arc-shaped portion of the C-shaped bracket, an outer longitudinal portion extending from the coupling portion axially parallel to the vertical axis up to an end piece, and an inner longitudinal portion which extends from the end piece along the vertical axis back approximately to the tool plane and has a rotatable mandrel.

The semi-automatic pipe cutter is an electrically powered pipe cutter. The semi-automatic pipe cutter comprises a pipe cutter wheel, an electric motor, a plurality of wire cleaning brushes, a gearing system, a frame, a left pipe driver, a right pipe driver and a pipe channel.

The semi-automatic pipe cutter is an electrically powered pipe cutter. The semi-automatic pipe cutter comprises a pipe cutter wheel, an electric motor, a plurality of wire cleaning brushes, a gearing system, a frame, a left pipe driver, a right pipe driver and a pipe channel.