Geko angle gasket shears 45–135° 220 mm, GEKO model

Geko angle gasket shears 45–135° 220 mm, GEKO model are hand shears designed to cut seals and gaskets at adjustable angles between 45° and 135°. The tool combines a compact overall length of 220 mm with blades shaped for trimming common sealing materials such as rubber, foam and cork. It provides the ability to produce precise angled cuts needed for installation and repair tasks in plumbing, HVAC and automotive sealing work.

Advantages

These angle gasket shears feature an adjustable guide that sets cutting angles quickly and reliably without additional fixtures. The blade geometry and hardened cutting edges ensure clean, burr-free cuts in soft sealing materials while reducing the risk of deformation. The compact size and one-hand operation improve accessibility in confined spaces, and the stamped handle profile provides ergonomic control during repetitive trimming operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming rubber gaskets and seals
• Shaping foam and neoprene sealing strips
• Preparing cork and compressible sealing materials
• On-site adjustments during plumbing and HVAC installations
• Automotive sealing and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Adjustable cutting angle: 45°–135°
• Overall tool length: 220 mm
• Blade type: hand shears with angled cutting geometry for seals
• Suitable materials: rubber, foam, cork and similar compressible sealing materials
• Operation: manual, one-hand capable

How to use

Select the required angle using the adjustable guide and lock the setting following the tool’s adjustment mechanism. Position the gasket or sealing material between the blades so the cut line aligns with the guide, then apply steady pressure to complete the cut. For longer cuts, advance the material progressively while maintaining the set angle to achieve a uniform angled edge. Clean blades after use to remove residue from rubber or foam and to maintain cutting performance.

Iesākumi par lietošanu

Use protective gloves when trimming abrasive or aged sealing materials and ensure workpieces are supported to prevent slippage. Regularly inspect blades for wear and sharpen or replace them when cuts become imprecise. Store the shears in a dry place to prevent corrosion.