Trimmer Line GEKO G73988 seven-sided (heptagonal) 2.7 mm × 10 m for brushcutters

GEKO G73988 trimmer line is a seven-sided (heptagonal) nylon cutting line with a 2.7 mm diameter and 10 m length, created for use with brushcutters and grass trimmers. The heptagonal profile gives defined edges that improve cutting performance on grass and light weeds compared with round lines. This line is intended for hobby and light professional garden maintenance tasks where a shaped, durable nylon line is required.

Advantages

The heptagonal cross-section provides sharper cutting edges that increase cutting efficiency and deliver a cleaner cut on grass and soft vegetation. A 2.7 mm diameter balances flexibility and strength, allowing the line to work effectively in common brushcutters while resisting breakage during typical garden use. The 10 m length offers sufficient material for multiple replacements or for refeeding semi-automatic heads, reducing downtime during maintenance.

Suitable for

• Trimming lawn edges and small patches of overgrown grass
• Light weed control around flower beds, paths and fences
• Hobbyist and part-time garden maintenance with petrol or electric brushcutters
• Machines that accept 2.7 mm nylon line with shaped profile

Key specifications

• Material: durable nylon (monofilament)
• Cross-section: seven-sided (heptagonal) profile for defined cutting edges
• Diameter: 2.7 mm
• Length: 10 m
• Intended use: grass trimming and light weed cutting

How to use

Cut an appropriate length from the spool and feed it into the trimmer head according to the instructions of your brushcutter or trimmer. Ensure the line is seated correctly in the spool grooves and that the head is reassembled securely before operation. Operate the tool at recommended speeds and avoid striking hard surfaces such as stone, concrete or metal to reduce wear and the risk of immediate breakage.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this 2.7 mm heptagonal line on vegetation up to medium thickness. Replace worn sections before they become brittle, and store spare line in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve material properties.