Pipe Cutters GEORG FISCHER GF, PPC, KS, etc.

Pipe cutters are a device used for cutting pipes according to specified dimensions. The principle of operation is as follows: a force is applied to the cutting roller through the lever, which converts the pressure created on the pipe cutter body into its rotational movements. The principle of actuating the pruning mechanism is different, it determines the division of pipe cutters into mechanical and electrical. The material from which the pipes are made also determines the types of pipe cutters. By design, pipe cutters are one-, two-, three- and even four-roller. The simplest design includes one cutting roller and two guides. In cases where the pipe cutter cannot make a complete revolution around the pipe, three-roller devices are used. In such cases, new modifications of four-roller pipe cutters are sometimes used. When using an electric drive, the pipe cutter is equipped with wide support rollers, which help to stabilize the rotational movements of the device.

Models:
GF 4, 4 AVM, 4MVM, 6, 6AVM, 6 MVM, 20 AVM;
PPC;
KS 355, 1600.

• GF. Technical specifications.
• PPC. Technical specifications.
• KS. Technical specifications.

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