Cutting Wheel for Tile Cutter GEKO G30118 — 16×6×3 mm, pack of 200

Replacement cutting wheel compatible with GEKO tile cutting tools, model G30118. The wheel measures 16 mm in outer diameter, 6 mm in inner diameter and 3 mm in thickness. Supplied as a pack of 200, these wheels are designed for repeated use in manual and electric tile cutters as well as glass cutters. Intended for scoring and cutting ceramic tiles, porcelain and glazed surfaces, the cutting wheel provides consistent scoring depth and controlled break lines when used with appropriate tile-cutting equipment.

Advantages

The cutting wheel delivers uniform performance through a set of identically sized discs, reducing variability between cuts and simplifying replacement. Its compact dimensions (16×6×3 mm) allow installation in standard tile cutter heads and many glass cutting tools. Supplied in a large pack of 200, the set reduces the frequency of reordering and supports extended projects or professional workloads. The design is suitable for producing straight scores and controlled snap lines on ceramic and porcelain tiles.

Suitable for

• Professional tile fitting and renovation jobs
• DIY tile cutting and home improvement projects
• Manual and electric tile cutters requiring 16×6×3 mm wheels
• Glass cutting and scoring of glazed surfaces

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 16 mm
• Inner bore diameter: 6 mm
• Thickness: 3 mm
• Material: hardened cutting alloy suitable for scoring tiles and glass (as supplied)
• Quantity in pack: 200 wheels

How to use

Install the cutting wheel into the compatible cutter head according to the tile cutter manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the wheel is seated and secured. Adjust the scoring pressure and guide alignment to match the tile material—lighter pressure for glazed ceramics, firmer controlled pressure for porcelain. Score the tile in a single steady pass where possible, then apply an even breaking force or use the cutter's snapping mechanism to separate the tile along the scored line. Replace the wheel when scoring quality degrades or when chips and wear affect the score consistency.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when cutting tiles. Test the wheel on a scrap piece to set optimal pressure and alignment before working on finished surfaces. Store wheels in a dry place to avoid contamination and preserve consistent performance.