Laser Brake Pipe Coating Removing Tool - 6949

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This Laser Brake Pipe Coating Removing Tool (MPN 6949) is designed for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts working on VAG and GM vehicles, offering a safe and quick method for removing nylon-covered brake pipe coatings. Its primary benefit is enabling precise adjustments and maintenance on brake pipes without damaging the underlying material. A potential limitation is its specific application for nylon-covered pipes, requiring verification for other coating types. Key features include an adjustable cutter head, a large knurled adjustment knob for fine-tuning, and suitability for a wide range of pipe diameters.
| Model Part Number | 6949 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
This tool is specifically designed for nylon-covered brake pipes, commonly found on VAG and GM vehicles.
The tool is suitable for use on brake pipe diameters ranging from 4.75mm to 15mm.
While it's optimized for nylon coatings, its effectiveness on other materials may vary. It is best suited for its intended application.
Use the large, knurled adjustment knob to set the cutting depth precisely. Make light, progressive passes rather than forcing the tool.
Yes, this tool is also included in the Laser Brake Flaring Tool Set, Part No. 6950.
Clean the cutter head after use with a dry cloth and store it in a dry environment to prevent rust. Ensure the adjustment knob operates smoothly.
Ensure the adjustment knob is tightened sufficiently to engage the cutter. Check that the cutter head is free from debris or damage. Make multiple shallow passes rather than one deep cut.
Clean the threads of the adjustment knob and the mechanism. Lubricate lightly with a suitable metal lubricant if necessary, ensuring no lubricant contaminates the brake pipe.
Verify the brake pipe diameter is within the tool's specified range (4.75mm - 15mm). Ensure the pipe surface is clean and dry.
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