PipeKnife Products

Auto Glass Tools That Help You Get Work Done

The PipeKnife sealant cutout tools were invented by auto glass technicians to cut the urethane used to seal the windshield to the frame of the car. The design was specifically created to reach between the dash and windshield and provide extra reach and power to make the cut. The long-handled utility knife design also has room for extra blade storage in the barrel end of the knife.

The PipeKnife was the original cutout tool, or long knife, commercialized for the AGR industry. It was invented and patented in 1987 and has proven to be the most popular sealant cutout tool in the auto glass replacement industry.

The PipeKnife sealant cutout tools are also used extensively by caulking, waterproofing and concrete contractors to cut and remove sealant and caulk during flat glass window installs, concrete tilt-up joint and crack maintenance, and during building restoration work.

Other uses for the long-handled PipeKnife utility tool include:

Masonry work
Insulation cutting and installing (keeps hands clear of insulation)
EIFS applications
Log home chinking maintenance
Cactus and succulent trimming (Agaves)
Farm and ranch cleaning (feeder beaters)
Carpet installation
Roofing
Many other typical utility knife uses

Look for PAT NO 300600 or PIPEKNIFE on your tool to verify authenticity!!