Glass Removal Tools
Glass removal tools let you cut through windscreen adhesive efficiently. These blades fit pneumatic cutters used in auto glass repair. Choose between flat and half-round profiles. The half-round shape follows the curve of the glass for cleaner cuts. Check blade dimensions width and thickness to ensure a snug fit in the holder. Blades come individually or in sets. Replace dull blades promptly to keep cutting safe and accurate.
Cutting Knife | for BGS 3218, 9291 | 52 x 1 mm
Cutting Knife, half round | for BGS 3218, 9291 | 2 x 24 mm | 2 pcs.
Replacement Knife, half round | for BGS 3218 & 9291 | 2 x 36 mm | 2 pcs.
Cutting Knifes Set for Air Window Seal Cutter | for BGS 3218, 9291 | 5 pcs.
Air Window Seal Cutter
Air Window Seal Cutter
Glass Removal Tools for Every Job
Which glass removal tool fits your task?
You use glass removal tools to cut through the adhesive that bonds windscreens. The blades fit pneumatic cutters. Choose between a flat blade or a half-round blade. The half-round model follows the form of the glass. This lets you cut close to the edge without damaging the pane. Measure your existing blade first. That way you know the new blade will clamp properly in the holder.
What to check when ordering
Check the width and thickness of the blade. These determine how tightly it sits in the holder. A blade that is too thin will vibrate during cutting. A blade that is too wide will not fit the cutter. Spare blades are available individually or in a set. A set is cost-effective if you replace several windscreens. Replace a blunt blade in time. This makes cutting safer and cleaner, without tearing the adhesive.
Why sharp blades are essential
A sharp blade cuts through the adhesive without requiring excessive force. This reduces the risk of damage to the glass or the bodywork. Always use a blade that matches the make and model of your cutter. This prevents the blade from coming loose or breaking. Choose quality that stays sharp for longer. This helps you work efficiently and avoids unnecessary downtime in the workshop.
This glass removal tool belongs with air tools. If you want to connect your cutter directly to the compressor, take a look at air tool accessories and air hoses. To blow away swarf and glass dust, use an air blow gun, and for specific jobs you will find more under other air tools.