Studio Pro · Breaker and grozing pliers
Studio Pro 601 3/8-Inch Breaker and Grozer
When to choose it
The Studio Pro 601 gives you a 3/8-inch-wide jaw when you need to grasp a small part of a scored piece. Diamond Tech describes the tool for breaking glass and for grozing, which means taking small amounts off the edge. That makes it useful when the piece is already close to its final outline.
Compare the 601 with the Studio Pro 600 when deciding which part of the job needs a new tool. The 600 has curved running jaws with a center mark for opening the score. The 601 gives you a narrower jaw for local breaking and trimming.
Specifications
- Brand
- Studio Pro
- Construction
- Breaker and grozer
- Work task
- Trim a glass edge
- Model
- 601
- Jaw width
- 3/8 inch
- Action
- Spring loaded
- Uses
- Breaking and grozing
- Amazon.com reference
- B0010DRCKW
Fit and buying advice
Measure the space at the glass edge. The 3/8-inch number is the jaw width, so confirm any working thickness separately.
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Documentation
Questions about this product
Does 3/8 inch describe the glass thickness?
It measures across the jaw. Look for a separate thickness specification for the glass.
What does grozing mean here?
It means taking small amounts from the edge with the grozing face of the jaws.
Can I use it before the glass is scored?
The tool works at the breaking or trimming stage. Use a glass scoring tool to create a score first.
