Cutting Wheel for Tile Cutter GEKO G30119 — 22×6×6 mm, pack of 200

Replacement cutting wheel designed for tile cutters and scoring tools by GEKO. This pack contains 200 identical wheels with a 22 mm diameter, 6 mm thickness and 6 mm bore, intended for repeated use in manual tile cutting and scoring applications. The cutting wheel is suitable for creating clean score lines on ceramic and porcelain tiles and serves as a workshop spare part for maintenance and parts replacement.

Advantages

The cutting wheel offers consistent dimensions and a uniform bore for straightforward installation and reliable operation in compatible tile cutters. Supplied in a large pack of 200, it reduces downtime by ensuring a ready stock of replacement wheels for frequent use. The simple geometry and durable material provide predictable scoring performance on ceramic and porcelain surfaces, helping to maintain cutting accuracy over multiple replacements.

Suitable for

• Scoring and snapping ceramic wall and floor tiles
• Scoring porcelain tiles where a hard wheel is required
• Routine maintenance and parts replacement in workshops
• Inventory stocking for construction or tiling contractors

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 22 mm
• Thickness: 6 mm
• Bore (inner diameter): 6 mm
• Pack quantity: 200 pieces
• Compatibility: intended for manual tile cutters and scoring tools designed for 6 mm bore wheels

How to use

Install the wheel onto the cutter's rotating spindle or scoring head, ensuring the 6 mm bore aligns with the tool's axle and that the wheel runs true without wobble. Adjust the cutter's guide and apply steady pressure to score the tile along the intended line, then snap the tile along the score. Replace the wheel when scoring performance deteriorates or when the wheel shows visible wear that affects cut quality.

Usage recommendations

Use with compatible manual tile cutters and scoring tools designed for 6 mm bore wheels. Inspect each wheel before installation for uniformity and discard any deformed pieces. For best results on porcelain, apply consistent pressure and ensure the scoring wheel is perpendicular to the tile surface.