Compression clamps GEKO 7107719 straight type, model 7107719

Compression clamps GEKO 7107719 (straight type) are professional pliers designed to compress and secure expansion-style hose clamps on flexible fuel, oil and water hoses in automobiles, including cooling, fuel and air conditioning systems. Supplied by GEKO as model 7107719, these straight-type clamps are intended for workshop and repair use where a reliable mechanical hold is required for pipes, hoses or similar connections.

Advantages

The pliers feature specially shaped jaws that provide precise engagement and firm compression of clamps. A five-position locking mechanism holds the tool closed for consistent pressure and safer handling. With a maximum jaw opening of 75 mm and an overall length of 215 mm, the tool suits a wide range of clamp sizes used in many vehicle makes. The straight design allows easy access in confined spaces and supports repeated professional use.

Suitable for

• Compressing expansion-style hose clamps on fuel, oil and coolant hoses
• Automotive HVAC and fuel system repairs
• Mechanical and workshop maintenance tasks requiring permanent clamp fastening
• Use on common passenger and commercial vehicle brands (e.g., Alfa Romeo, Audi, Citroën, Fiat, Ford, Hyundai, Lancia, MAN, Mercedes, Opel, Peugeot, Porsche, Renault, Seat, Toyota, VW, Volvo)

Key specifications

• Brand: GEKO
• Model / MPN: 7107719
• Type: Straight-type compression clamps pliers
• Maximum jaw opening: 75 mm
• Locking positions: 5
• Total length: 215 mm
• EAN: 5901477107719

How to use

Place the pliers’ jaws over the clamp ears or the section to be compressed, align the tool so the clamp sits evenly between the jaw grooves, and squeeze the handles until the clamp is fully compressed. Use the five-position lock to maintain pressure if a steady hold is needed while you complete installation. Release the lock and carefully remove the pliers once the clamp is secured in its final position.

Usage recommendations

Inspect clamps and hoses before compression; do not use damaged or corroded clamps. Choose the correct jaw position to avoid over-compressing delicate hoses. Wear appropriate eye protection when working on pressurised systems and follow vehicle manufacturer service instructions.