Copper Pipe Cutter GEKO 3–28 mm, model for 3–28 mm copper tubing

The GEKO Copper Pipe Cutter for 3–28 mm copper tubing is a hand-operated tool designed for cutting small-diameter copper pipes used in plumbing, HVAC and refrigeration work. Its compact, portable design incorporates an adjustable cutting wheel and a clamp mechanism that secures the pipe during rotation to produce clean, precise cuts with minimal deformation. This model supports a range of tube diameters from 3 mm up to 28 mm, making it versatile for repair and installation tasks where reliable, straight cuts are required.

Advantages

The tool provides accurate, burr-free cuts on copper tubing through a hardened cutting wheel and a stable clamping system that prevents slipping during operation. Its compact size and light weight make it easy to handle in confined spaces and carry between job sites. The adjustable mechanism accommodates a continuous range of diameters within 3–28 mm, eliminating the need for multiple cutters. The simple hand-operated design requires no power source and enables controlled cutting speed for consistent results.

Suitable for

• Cutting copper pipes during plumbing repairs and installations
• HVAC and refrigeration tubing work requiring precise pipe preparation
• On-site maintenance where compact, portable tools are needed
• DIY and professional tasks involving small-diameter copper tubing

Key specifications

• Compatible pipe outside diameter range: 3–28 mm
• Hand-operated cutting mechanism with adjustable feed
• Hardened cutting wheel for durable, clean cuts
• Clamping mechanism to hold pipe securely during cutting
• Compact and portable form factor for use in confined spaces

How to use

Place the copper pipe into the cutter's rollers and adjust the clamp so the pipe is held securely against the cutting wheel. Tighten the adjustment until the cutting wheel makes light contact with the pipe wall, then rotate the cutter around the pipe while progressively tightening the feed to deepen the score. Continue rotating and tightening incrementally until the pipe separates cleanly. After cutting, remove any small burrs or debris with a deburring tool or fine file before assembly.

Usage recommendations

For best results, inspect the cutting wheel before use and replace it if worn or nicked; use steady, even rotations and avoid excessive force to prevent pipe distortion. Wear appropriate eye protection and follow standard safety practices when working with metal tubing.