Pipe Facing and Reaming Tool GEKO G01392 for PE Pipes 75–110 mm (36 inserts)

GEKO G01392 is a pipe facing and reaming tool designed for polyethylene (PE) pipes with diameters from 75 to 110 mm. The tool is supplied with 36 replaceable cutting inserts that allow controlled removal of material from pipe ends, producing even faces and removing internal and external burrs. It is intended for preparing PE pipe ends prior to heating fusion or mechanical fittings and is suitable for use in plumbing, gas distribution and irrigation installations where reliable joint surfaces are required.

Advantages

The tool offers a compact and practical solution for trimming and reaming PE pipe ends, combining multiple replaceable inserts for prolonged service life and consistent cutting performance. Its design enables stable centring on the pipe bore and uniform material removal across the full circumference, reducing the likelihood of uneven joints. Replaceable inserts simplify maintenance and reduce downtime compared with one-piece cutters.

Suitable for

• Preparing PE pipe ends for butt fusion welding
• Mechanical coupling and fitting installation
• On-site pipe repair and replacement work
• Plumbing, gas distribution and irrigation system assembly

Key specifications

• Compatible pipe outer diameters: 75–110 mm
• Material compatibility: polyethylene (PE) pipes
• Includes 36 replaceable cutting inserts for reaming and facing
• Function: simultaneous facing and reaming to remove burrs and create even pipe ends
• Design: multi-insert cutter for uniform material removal around circumference

How to use

Secure the pipe in a stable position to prevent movement. Mount the GEKO pipe facing and reaming tool concentrically on the pipe end according to the toolholder or machine instructions. Operate the tool at the recommended speed for PE material and advance gradually to avoid excessive cutting forces. After completing the cut, remove any chips and inspect the pipe end for an even face and absence of burrs. Replace worn inserts with new ones to restore cutting performance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Avoid excessive radial or axial force during facing to maintain concentric cuts. Store spare inserts in a dry place and replace all inserts when multiple segments show wear to preserve even cutting geometry.