Yellow Jacket
Yellow Jacket 60160 Mini Tubing Cutter 3/16 to 11/16 in
Mini tubing cutter handles 3/16 to 11/16 in copper, brass and aluminium with a 1-3/16 in turning radius
- TypeAngle, Pitch & Slope Locators
- Compact cuts in tight spots with 1-3/16 in turning radius
- Clean cuts on copper, brass, aluminum via enclosed feed mechanism
- Fits small tubing from 3/16 to 11/16 in diameter
- Lightweight 4-1/2 in aluminum body with textured grip handle
- Replaceable steel blade extends tool life using part 60110
Compact Tubing Cutter for Tight Spaces
The Yellow Jacket 60160 Mini Tubing Cutter handles aluminum, brass and copper tubing from 3/16 to 11/16 inches. Its enclosed feed mechanism and short turning radius of 1-3/16 inches let you work where larger cutters cannot reach. The textured aluminum handle provides a secure grip during repetitive cuts.
Manual Operation With Low Effort
Because the tool is hand powered, it produces no motor noise and draws no electricity. The steel blade slices cleanly through soft-metal tubing with minimal force, keeping vibration and user fatigue low. Its lightweight aluminum body adds only a small amount of resistance during each rotation.
Consistent Performance on Extended Jobs
The enclosed feed keeps the cutting wheel aligned during long sessions, so cut quality does not degrade as the tool warms in your hand. Replacement blade 60110 restores the original edge when the steel eventually dulls. The fixed capacity range means the cutter cannot accommodate tubing larger than 11/16 inches.
Highlights
- Compact cuts in tight spots with 1-3/16 in turning radius
- Clean cuts on copper, brass, aluminum via enclosed feed mechanism
- Fits small tubing from 3/16 to 11/16 in diameter
- Lightweight 4-1/2 in aluminum body with textured grip handle
- Replaceable steel blade extends tool life using part 60110
Specifications
| Brand | Yellow Jacket |
|---|---|
| Type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Questions about this item
How do I install the replacement blade 60110 and what step is often missed?
Loosen the blade screw, remove the old blade, seat the new 60110 blade fully in the holder, then retighten the screw securely; the missed step is checking that the blade sits flat before tightening.
What maintenance will this 60160 mini tubing cutter need over time?
Replace the cutting blade with part 60110 when cuts become rough, keep the enclosed feed mechanism free of metal shavings, and wipe the aluminum body clean after each use.
What limit appears first when cutting 11/16 in copper tubing repeatedly?
The 1-3/16 in turning radius restricts access in tight spaces, so the cutter may not rotate fully around the tube before the handle hits an obstruction.
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