Product description

About the Product

We are a professional manufacturer

IMT proudly offers you the line of glass tools. We are specialized in manufacturing professional glass & Stone tools for about 30 years. We are dedicated to designing and producing the most useful and innovation tools for those who deal with Glass and Stones.

Length: 6.3"
Weight: 0.16lb
Cutting Range: 2mm-12mm
Package Content:
1 x Glass Cutting Tool
2 x Cutting Head (2-6mm, 6-12mm)
1 x Oil Dropper
Oil does not come with the cutter

This oil feed glass cutter has a hollow pistol-like grip which can be filled with lubricating oil. It is very comfortable to hold and puts less strain on the wrists. The plastic handle glass cutter has a lightweight, tapered barrel with contoured finger channels designed to fit any size hand. This is a very popular glass cutter for beginners and those who have trouble gripping grip cutters.

Tungsten carbide glass cutter wheel, high hardness, sharper and smoother when cutting
Anti-skid durable handle, comfort and durability
Glass cutting head is replaceable and can 360-degree rotate
Comes with a 140° cutter wheel and a 120° cutter wheel
Ball-end handle for snapping scored glass
Mini size and portable, easy to carry around
Use on a variety of materials
Applied to cutting stained glass, mirror, tiles, mosaic and other craft and household uses.

Unique Features

Real Tungsten Carbide Wheel

The wheel is made of durable tungsten carbide. Tungsten is a much stronger material than steel. therefore it has a significantly longer life than steel wheels and offer greater and more reproducible penetration in scoring as well as easier opening of the scored glass. It also will last much longer before becoming too dull to make good score. It will also wont oxidize or rust like steel can. The cutting life is over 20,000 meters.

Replaceable Cutting Head

This pencil grip featuring a "changeable wheel/axle" is available for customers who want flexibility in changing wheel angles for different glass thicknesses. Package includes 2 Cutting Head (2-6mm, 6-12mm). Using a narrow head is perfect for intricate scores while doing pattern work and the wide head is designed for straight line production cutting. The cutting head can 360-degree rotate.

Anti-skid Grip and Comfortable to hold

The plastic handle glass cutter has a lightweight, tapered barrel with contoured finger channels designed to fit any size hand. Ergonomics handle design, feeling comfortable when holding, long time use saving labor.

Our Advantages

Ball-end handle for snapping scored glass

Round metal knocking head, used for knocking glass after cutting or put it under the scratches of glass and split the glass. A rubber gasket on the metal head to prevent oil leaking.

Self-oiling

The automatic oil dispensing system will keep the wheel lubricated while you cut. The transparent handle also acts as a reservoir and lets you monitor the cutting fluid level. For beginners, it's hard to control the oil, to avoid the leak, you can just dab the tip in cotton ball or small cloth soaked with oil before scoring your glass without adding oil into the handle.

Wide Application

IMT hand-held glass cutters are designed and manufactured for the industries of Glass & Glazing, Hardware, Glass Fabricators, Stain Glass and Glass Float Plants. Can be used to scire lines on surfaces like Glass, Mosaic, Tiles, Mirrors, Diamond and Minerals.

How to Use

1. Thoroughly clean the glass you intent to cut. Lay the glass on a clean, flat, layered surface. Measure and mark the glass where you wish to cut.

2. Add some oil into the handle, which make the cutting head more fluent when cutting.

3. Hold glass cutter firmly, maintain the same pressure through out the score. Oil will be emitted as you work You can also use a ruler to score the line.

4. Gently tap the glass underneath the line with the metal ball head, and the glass will break along the line neatly.

6. Smooth out any sharp edges.

Notes:

1. Always wear clear safety glasses and protective gloves while cutting.

2. Don’t go back for a second stroke: score it only once in a smooth, even motion.

3. Cold glass is harder to work with. Getting your glass closer to room temperature makes it easier to work with. Not for use with tempered glass.

4. Practice makes a more confident maker