Underfloor Heating Cutters

In the underfloor heating cutters category at TOOLSA.eu we present professional cutting tools used in scarifiers for creating grooves for underfloor heating installations. Designed for work in concrete and screed, they guarantee clean, smooth and repeatable channel lines.

These cutters are part of the range available in concrete scarifiers.

Applications of Underfloor Heating Cutters

Cutting precise channels for heating pipes

The cutters allow the creation of accurate grooves tailored to PEX and PERT pipe diameters used in modern underfloor heating systems. This ensures stable pipe placement and alignment with design requirements.

Work in concrete and screed

Properly selected cutters are designed for hard cement substrates as well as standard screeds, providing long life and high cutting performance.

Modernising existing floors

These tools are ideal for building renovations — they make it possible to install underfloor heating without removing the entire existing floor.

Why Choose TOOLSA.eu Underfloor Heating Cutters?

✔ High durability – resistant to wear in concrete and screed.
✔ Precise cutting – smooth, even groove lines.
✔ Various diameters – suitable for the most popular PEX/PERT pipe sizes.
✔ Compatibility – fits most scarifiers on the market.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right cutter for an underfloor heating system?

Select it primarily based on the pipe diameter (e.g. 14, 16, 17 mm) and substrate hardness. Larger diameters create wider channels for thicker PEX/PERT pipes.

Do the cutters wear out quickly?

Wear depends on the substrate. They last longer in cement screed, while hard concrete requires more powerful machines and results in faster wear.

Can underfloor heating channels be cut in old buildings?

Yes — this is one of the most common applications. Cutters allow underfloor heating installation without a complete floor replacement.

Do all cutters fit every scarifier?

No — cutters must match the mounting system of the machine. Always check the mounting diameter and compatibility with your specific scarifier.

How deep can the channels be?

Standard grooves are 15–20 mm deep, but the final depth depends on the scarifier settings and cutter type.