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catalog number:G00851
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EAN code:5901477161605
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,70 kg
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A tool designed for mechanically joining steel profiles and sheet metal by crimping. Used when installing frames for plasterboard as well as in sheet metal and roofing work.
A material characterised by an increased manganese (Mn) content, which provides higher hardness and wear resistance compared with standard carbon steels. Used in tools that require durability under repeated loading.
A dimension that provides adequate leverage when crimping profiles. It allows work in typical construction conditions without excessive effort while maintaining joining precision.
A design that combines a hard core with a soft non-slip coating. It reduces hand fatigue during repeated clamping and prevents the tool from slipping.
A parameter defining the maximum thickness of material that can be effectively joined. It covers the typical profiles used in dry lining (CD, CW, UD, UW) as well as thin roofing sheets.
| Model | G00851 |
| Manufacturer | GEKO |
| Overall length | 260 mm |
| Jaw material | Steel 65Mn |
| Maximum thickness of the joined sheet | 0.8 mm |
| Handle type | Ergonomic two-component |
| Joining method | Mechanical crimping |
Before starting work, check the thickness of the profiles to be joined. Standard profiles for plasterboard (CD, CW, UD, UW) are 0.5-0.6 mm thick and fall within the tool's working range. For reinforced profiles or sheets thicker than 0.8 mm, use pliers with a higher clamping force or use screw fixings.
Before first use, check the condition of the jaws and that they close evenly. During work, the pliers should be held perpendicular to the parts being joined, which ensures even distribution of the clamping force. After finishing work, clean the jaws of any material residue and protect the mechanism against corrosion by lightly oiling the moving points.
With intensive use, it is worth periodically checking the sharpness of the crimping edges. Worn or damaged jaws can result in an incomplete join between profiles, which reduces the strength of the structure. Do not use the tool to join materials thicker than the manufacturer's specifications, as this may lead to permanent deformation of the jaws.
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