Glass Cutter with 6 Cutting Wheels G02697 GEKO
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catalog number:G02697
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Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,03 kg
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Glass Cutter with 6 Cutting Wheels Geko G02697
A tool designed for precise scoring and snapping of glass panes. Fitted with a rotating head with six tungsten carbide blades and an integrated glass snapping system.
Technical features
Head with 6 cutting wheels
The rotating head allows a worn blade to be changed quickly without having to buy a new tool. Each of the six tungsten carbide wheels provides around 40 metres of cutting, giving up to 240 metres in total from a single cutter.
Tungsten carbide blades
Tungsten carbide offers hardness close to that of diamond while remaining resistant to chipping. This material stays sharp far longer than traditional tool steels, producing an even score along the full length of the cut.
Integrated snapping system
The end of the cutter has two notches that hold the glass pane steady while it is snapped along the scored line. This removes the need for additional tools and makes it easier to separate the material in a controlled way.
Compact design
At 13 cm long, the tool offers good control while remaining comfortable to work with. Its size allows precise scoring along both straight and curved lines.
Technical specification
| Model | G02697 |
| Manufacturer | Geko |
| Number of cutting wheels | 6 |
| Blade material | Tungsten carbide |
| Head type | Rotating (revolving) |
| Overall length | 13 cm |
| Snapping system | Two notches at the end |
| Variant designation | 6/240 (6 wheels / ~240 m of cutting) |
Applications
- Cutting window glass 2-6 mm thick
- Working with mirrors and decorative glass panes
- Trimming panes to fit window and door frames
- Glazing work in the workshop and on site
- Preparing glass pieces for stained glass work
- Repairing and replacing panes in wooden windows
- Cutting glass for shelving units and shelves
Use and maintenance
Cutting technique
Clean and degrease the glass before cutting. Score with a single firm stroke and even pressure – running the wheel over the same line more than once weakens the quality of the score. Once the line has been scored, snap the glass by placing the notches on the end of the cutter against the edge of the pane and gently tilting it.
Changing the cutting wheel
When the current blade becomes blunt (noticeable as an uneven score or the need to press harder), turn the head by 60° to the next wheel. The rotating design allows a quick change without tools.
Storage
Store the cutter in a dry place and protect it from drops and contact with hard surfaces that could damage the delicate blades. After use, clean any glass fragments from the cutting wheels.
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