According to the customer's requirements, the pipe can be cut into different lengths (regularly 6 meters and 12 meters);
1, 11.8 meters and 5.8 meters;
2, Special lengths such as 3 meters, 7 meters and 10 meters;
3. Short branch lengths such as 0.5 meters, 1 meters, and 1.5 meters;
Measure the diameter of the pipe or tubing you want to cut to ensure you are using the appropriate size pipe cutter for the job. When determining how to make a straight cut, use a tape measure and a pencil or other writing instrument to mark the surface you want to cut. If possible, mark the circumference of the pipe, especially when cutting with a hand saw. Use a vise, clamps, miter box or even tape to secure the pipe and make sure the cut is as straight as possible to prevent the length from shifting as you cut.Unless the cut is completely clean, you should expect to remove burrs around the edges, especially after sawing. Use a deburring tool to clean up the edges after cutting the tube.
