Pipe cutter GEKO model for PP pipes 3–36 mm cutting capacity

Handheld pipe cutter GEKO model for PP pipes 3–36 mm cutting capacity is a manual cutting tool designed for clean, straight cuts of polypropylene (PP) pipes used in plumbing, heating and irrigation systems. The tool combines a compact body with a blade mechanism engineered for repetitive, accurate cutting of pipe ends to required lengths, supporting on-site installation and repair work where neat, burr-free pipe ends are important.

Advantages

The cutter offers a focused cutting capacity ranging from 3 mm to 36 mm, enabling work with small-diameter fittings as well as common residential pipe sizes. Its compact form factor improves access in confined areas and reduces operator fatigue during repeated use. The blade mechanism provides precise, straight cuts and is designed for simple manual operation without the need for power supply or complex setup.

Suitable for

• Cutting PP pipes during plumbing installation and repair
• Preparing pipe ends for heating system connections and manifolds
• Irrigation and garden pipe assembly where clean pipe ends are required
• On-site maintenance tasks that require quick, repeatable manual cuts

Key specifications

• Pipe material compatibility: polypropylene (PP)
• Cutting capacity (nominal): 3–36 mm outer diameter
• Tool type: handheld manual pipe cutter
• Cut quality: straight, burr-reduced ends suitable for joining
• Construction: compact body with blade cutting mechanism

How to use

Position the PP pipe within the cutter so the desired cutting point aligns with the blade. Apply steady pressure and operate the cutter according to its manual motion—typically by squeezing or rotating the handle—until the blade fully severs the pipe. Inspect the cut end and, if necessary, deburr lightly to ensure a smooth surface for fitting or adhesive joining. Follow standard safety practices such as securing the pipe and keeping hands clear of the blade during operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the cutter with pipes within the specified 3–36 mm range and avoid forcing oversized material through the blade. Replace or sharpen the blade when cut quality decreases to maintain straight, clean ends. Store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion and periodically check the moving parts for wear to ensure reliable performance during plumbing, heating and irrigation tasks.